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Almost forgot, we also offer a free club membership if they want it.

We do both gift certs and a dinner here in Three Lakes. You have to be just a little careful in Wisconsin. WI Statute 895.52 (known as the "berry picking law") generally exempts landowners from liability when people are snowmobiling on their land. An exception to the law is if the landowner...

I would say that in most of the north, clubs do 99% of the work, not businesses. We're used to it. As far as recruiting goes, most of the really active members didn't need to be recruited to do what they do. They do it for love of the sport and to give back. Those are the benefits. If you are...

This is not poor judgement, it is his right as a landowner. Snowmobilers need to always demonstrate the attitude that landowner rights are sacred. Failure to do so will cause other landowners to question their decisions to allow access.

Just get out your map and take your pick. All the same ones are there.

I guess I wouldn't call all of Northern Wisconsin in a downtown. I'm just a little south of you in Three Lakes. We see the same shortage of help but most businesses are going gangbusters and nothing closing. Effects of the pandamic are mostly done and I think the future looks great. I don't see...

And why only with degraded fuel. I would think fresh fuel would be more troublesome.

They are public resources, owned by all of us. The Public Trust Doctrine is affirmed by the state Supreme Court. It gives us the right to swim, boat, fish, hunt, skate and generally enjoy these waters and their scenery. Over many years, the doctrine has been upheld, defined and expanded by court...

Citing “significant material cost increases and other factors,” Ford increased the prices of the F-150 Lighting across the various trim levels on offer. For instance, the base model, known as the Lightning Pro, which once started at $39,974 has now seen its price rise $7,000 to $46,974. The XLT...

I think it is because hydrogen requires nearly as much energy to produce as it delivers. They have been working on it for a long time. It needs a scientific breakthrough.

If it was on the internet, it should have been true....

Grub's number (50.52) is a 2020 number.

Throughout history, technology in early stages has only been accessible to the wealthy. Electricity, automobiles, TVs, refrigerators, you name it. This is nothing new. If you can't afford it now, you'll have to wait until prices come down. That's the way it works.

Geez Mezz, you say everyone is entitled to their opinion but it is OK for you to deem my opinion as moronic? My comment became relevant when Indy said "Many on this board are retired, semi-retired, kids all grown up and must have forgotten what it’s like to be working 40-50+ hrs a week with...

What could be more convenient than refueling your vehicle overnight in the comfort of your home at a fraction of the cost? And... I never have the need to go more than 150 miles a day so range is not an issue. Since I always snowmobile from home, I don't need to trailer other than to get the...

Chill out dude. It was a simple comment about the trail pass. I agree that trails should be open if at all possible. Now I am a control freak soup nazi. I even own a Polaris for god's sake. Whew!

You are entitled to nothing because you bought a trail pass, other than not being arrested for just being on the trail.

I took it as he was trying to make an analogy between skidoo buyers and people accepting covid 19 precautions. But... he's not the most articulate one on here.

Yes, we do make sound decisions, don't we.

1973 Bolens Sprint 293 $399 new picked up at the factory in Port Washington and brought home in the back of dad's station wagon.