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Im all for a trial curfew for snowmobiles...1 season to see how things transpire...11pm sunday -thursday...Midnight friday & Saturday...Were doing this to ourselves with NO self control...

Atv road routes here in Central/Southern Wi are growing at an insane rate...Take a look at the current legal road route map for Sauk Co. https://saukgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Viewer/index.html?appid=2235911fc3074bce898aefa98bb54652

I rode in Indiana once...I dropped in New Buffalo, Mi...Came to a tee in the trail where there was a sign that said Indiana with an arrow pointed south...Ended up in South Bend...Got gas and walked across the street to a bar for lunch...Came out to find someone stole my toolkit out of the back...

http://prairieriders.net/wordpress/are-the-trails-open-yet/

I will be mailing my $100.00 donation check to the Oneida County Sheriffs Dept this afternoon and requesting that the funds be specifically used for snowmobile enforcement...

Yep...It appears it's going to force me to break my long standing rule of No weekend riding...

LOL...I never had a problem getting my asking price for any Cat sleds I have sold...

If you live in Mi, why register in Wi

YEP...Unfortunately your in yooperland...Sooo your 4 sleds dont count here in wisco...lol@u

The 1971-72 Bombi SV 2000 Trail Groomer...Started the grooming revolution...(pun intended) forever...

Didnt know WATERSMEET was in Wi...

Somewhere in the vicinity of 220,000 registered snowmobiles in Wi...Doesn't look like a good ratio of sled registrations to AWSC members...

If the sled rental dealer is in Wi, I would verify that their sleds are allowed to be ridden in the U.P. Planning a trip from Wi into the U.P. on Wi rental sleds may not be feasible...And all this trip planning is for naught...

Personally I have had my fill of clubs...Was a Wi club member/AWSC member for 40 seasons...1971-2011...The annual club memberships are a pittance to what I donate to the areas that actually have trails that are opened for 99% of the entire season...Just in Lincoln Co last year I donated over...

In state it is setup 2 ways...Club members get a discount...They pay $10.00 for that windshield trail pass...Non club members Pay $30.00 per season...Non Resident trail pass is $50.00 annually...Out of state riders can save a few bucks by actually registering their sleds in...

This is what the local county residents are refusing to do...They are not buying that extra trail pass just to ride in their local area...How many days has Racine Co trails been open in the last 2 seasons...Arlyn opened Kenosha for 2 days last season, and this season maybe 6 days so far...There...

It's not a county pass...It is a STATE trail pass that all state residents are required to purchase and display on their windshield, just like the out of state sledders have to, and when we ride the U.P. Yep...Just another expense in addition to the normal 2 year registration that goes on the...

Learn how to use the Wi Groomer Tracking System...All groomers in the state now have GPS...Might have saved you some time and aggravation...

When I rode Kenosha/Racine Co's last monday, I talked to 2 locals out for a ride...One of the guys thanked me for purchasing the seasonal trail pass...Caught me off guard as to why...So I asked him...He told me that there is a revolt ongoing by the locals...They will not buy that additional pass...

Wrong...Heres a pic less than 1 mile west of the trailhead in Monroe (Green Co)...Not even any rocks showing thru on the grade...The pic of the tressle bridge is right at the Green/Lafayette Co border...Between Browntown & South Wayne...The road crossing pic is the Shullsburg loop trail...lol @ U