By Jim Duke On Oct. 15, the Snowmobile Advisory Workgroup (SAW) finally achieved a long-fought solution to provide a grant sponsor closure on an issue […]
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While we love all four seasons in Gaylord, Michigan, it goes without saying that winter holds a special place in our hearts. For approximately six
By Jim Duke Most volunteers spend countless hours in a snow grooming tractor, usually alone and most likely in the middle of the night —
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By Stephen King With the coming of fall, most sledders know that winter is just around the corner and their thoughts turn to riding. They
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By Stephen King On the last Saturday in August, I made the short trip over to Seney to partake in the annual Lumberjack Festival. Now, why
Seney Snowmobile Association Helps Sponsor Lumberjack Festival Read More »
By Jim Duke Throughout the past 60-plus years, there have been a number of visionaries, volunteers, industry giants and those destined to write about any
ISHOF – Honoring Snowmobiling Heroes! Read More »
By Mike Borlee Looking for an outlet to be able to breathe deeply and be revitalized by the freshest air on earth? Look no further
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By John S., Keweenaw Snowmobile Club The Keweenaw Snowmobile Club needs your help! Before we get into the specifics and the exciting new plans for the
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By Bill Tisron November 1990 and the hunters where getting ready to bag the big buck. Snowmobilers have gotten out their sleds to prep and
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Organizers of the East Jordan Sno-Blast Winter Festival have started making plans for the 40th annual festival. The committee is proud this festival has reached
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By Stephen King OK, guys, you all know me … What other sled could I possible have picked for my sled of the month than
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By Jim Duke Winter enthusiasts from within the motorized and non-motorized recreational community, including me and many friends, feel that familiar itch beginning around Halloween
By Stephen King Well, this one is just a bit different. Instead of talking about a sled, I am talking about a groomer. This month,
PistenBully: Making Tracks and Smooth Trails Read More »
By Stephen King I write and rewrite this story every couple of years because riding the ice is one of my favorite types of snowmobile
Ice Riding: The Good, the Bad and the Wet Read More »
Even with all going on in our world today, it is still October and the leaves are turning and the temperatures are falling. Football is
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By Jim Duke There is unsubstantiated evidence throughout the snowmobiling community that more than one category of winter enthusiast exists, and, in many cases, a
When All Else Fails – What Then? Read More »
Anybody who has not heard of COVID-19 and the pandemic has certainly self-isolated much too long. For months now, the entire world has been obsessed
Traveling With Covid Read More »
First, I want to do a little something special this month. Before we get into the whole thing about the Stingerette, I want to give
Vintage Sled of the Month: The Scorpion Stingerette Read More »
By Stephen King Usually, fall means a lot of things to a lot of people. For most, it means the end of summer. The kids
Eagle River Derby Hosts Fall Read More »
If that headline doesn’t get your attention, you don’t need a test for COVID-19; you need a test to see if you have a pulse.
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