just curious as if there are any other snowmobiliers on the site. For me, all other sports and activities come second to sledding. Been a major factor in my life since I was 12. Snowmobiling for me, is truly the best way to cover mountain country. The mountains can just be the greatest playground of all time.
any other sledheads out there?
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CoHiCntry
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I'm not... but that pic is really cool! I can't afford the hobbies I've got, let alone another one!
Musket Man
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I have a Polaris 800 RMK. Had it about 2 years now and havent got to ride it as much as I would like too but its alot of fun!
mntnguide
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Rode in 4 feet of powder on wednesday for 6 hours without touching another track besides my riding partner....Sled season is here!
mnhoundman
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Sweet pics Tim! Used to do lots of riding but got rid of them when we started the family. Just about ready to get back into it, so I can get out west and do some riding and lion hunting.
xtreme
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I will try to get up some pictures. I own three sleds and have used them in Wy. Id. Mt. Ar. and they are waiting for me in Co. Fifteen miles from my cabin/house is some of the best snowmobiling in the world. We can high mark, tour, or just sightsee and play. All Bombardier. My first was a Polaris triple 800 that was used for drag racing in Yellowstone before the greenies closed it. They described the two smoke as killing the gate attendants, wasn't true. Now I have to use BAT which means riding a 4 stroke which I am not willing to do. Rangers were still using 2smoke last I checked.
This season will be my wife's first experience and we are in our 70's so I have offered the house in Bear Creek for sale. Best mule deer I saw last season was in my front yard. Today we had 44 inches soits time to go.
This season will be my wife's first experience and we are in our 70's so I have offered the house in Bear Creek for sale. Best mule deer I saw last season was in my front yard. Today we had 44 inches soits time to go.
Timberstalker
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300 short mag
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Great pictures reminds me of younger days. I used to go to West Yellowstone sledding for about 20 yrs. All back country I envy you Be safe. John
mntnguide
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How else would i want to get through winter. I am lucky to live in one of the greatest areas for backcountry powder riding in the lower 48 and I take full advantage of it every day off. 
xtreme
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Two guys at Crested Butte purchased my 540 ktm mx bike to put the Timbersled snow bike conversion kit on. This bike got the hole shot in one of the outdoor MX nationals, should be a blast. we are going to get to do some sledding in feb.
xtreme
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xtreme
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xtreme
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Musket Man
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Just got mine out today!! I got a question for you sledheads with more experience then me. What do you guys use for goggles and how do you keep them from fogging up? I always have that trouble, especially when I cover my face to keep it from freezing. Thanks!
