goofy600
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The DNR sold 123,147 trail permits in the 2015-16 season, down from 133,238 the previous year, a 9 percent decrease.
Trail permits this year are $48. Last year they were $45.
Michigan had 267,985 registered snowmobiles as of May 1 this year. That was down from 269,885 the previous year, a decrease of 1 percent.
The decrease in trail permits and registrations has an impact on the upcoming grooming season.
“The snowmobile budget for the state is down,” Yesney said. “We had a very low snow year last year and trail permit numbers were down.”
This was in an article posted in area conditions a few weeks back my question is 267000 registered sled in Michigan and only 123000 trail passes that's half and what about all the out of state stickers? What am I missing the numbers don't make any sense to me.
Trail permits this year are $48. Last year they were $45.
Michigan had 267,985 registered snowmobiles as of May 1 this year. That was down from 269,885 the previous year, a decrease of 1 percent.
The decrease in trail permits and registrations has an impact on the upcoming grooming season.
“The snowmobile budget for the state is down,” Yesney said. “We had a very low snow year last year and trail permit numbers were down.”
This was in an article posted in area conditions a few weeks back my question is 267000 registered sled in Michigan and only 123000 trail passes that's half and what about all the out of state stickers? What am I missing the numbers don't make any sense to me.
