Techdenis007

What if he has to get out and cut a branch or limb with the saw, and cuts himself doing so ? He has to be able to fix himself up, as there's likely nobody with him. Removing brush from the brushing bar or deck of the drag, cut himself or fall, twist or break an ankle, wrist, anything. Gotta know how to do a proper splint to prevent the injury from getting worse. What if he comes across a sledder who's had an oops ? He could administer first aid to the rider so as they could get out to safety. Anyone who ventures way the hell out into the boonies, would do well to know basic first aid. Period.

All good things to have as a groomer operator. Miles from nowhere, one must be prepared for situations requiring medical attention, and be trained to operate the equipment at hand.

Claire Voyant would be in the know.

Best boots I've ever worn are the Baffin Altimate.... I'd get another pair any day. I still wear them for cold sledding days and for outdoor stuff that requires a lot of standing around. Never once had cold feet except when I forgot to yank the liners out to dry.

2nd permit ordered on Tuesday, got the shipping confirmation today.

Punk ... My permit actually showed up yesterday too. The lady from our local Canada Post (the wifie) delivered it right to my 'puter desk ... best service ever !!

I'll pass that on to the wife....

I think they just waited and bulk shipped a bunch when they had a couple of weeks worth of them to ship. Got the same e-mail this morning.

We got a wee bit of snow last night, just enough to be white on the cars and rooftops. Still coming down now, sure is pretty ...

We didn't get any of it. Bummer.

Thank you my friends... I'm thankful for great friendships I've made via this forum and the great memories we've made together. Looking forward to another sledding season with you !!! Happy Thanksgiving to you all !!!

Must be about to get mine, ordered on first day possible.

One of your trips up here? Cochrane weekend was it ?

Here's mine ....

Me too me too !!! Done at lunch. Easy peasy. (I wonder if IQ is gonna notice the extra $200 on his credit card statement ... )

First moron with mud tires down that trail is going to wreck it. Crust won't hold a spinning mud tire, then everyone else will wreck it even worse. Not to mention that some atv'er dick will surely go wreck the sled trail it crosses.

"I knew a man from Brussels, he was 6'4 and full of muscles ..."

#sledporn ... lol !!!

My thoughts exactly

Kids .... go rip up your lawn with the 850 if you're that bored ....

On PDI ... yay ...

My F150 FX4 has a 7350# GVWR. They have had a higher rated optional 7700# even back in the 2000's. Hardly rare, higher capacity pickups. I don't know where they fished out their numbers, but they can screw themselves if they think I'm putting stickers on my stuff to haul a couple of sleds.

That would cover signage... I would be ecstatic if you were to say that the money was for enforcement....