Attire for every sane trapper....

Lol....I agree 1,000,000,000%

You look like a freaking tourist on vacation,lol.Where are you? on vacation at the seashore,lol.
Wheres all the women in bikinis?
Where is your little red pail and plastic shovel?
Your pet german shepherd got overheated-get him in the water,lol.

That is a nice snowmobile! When last in Montana I went on a long snowmobile ride with a friend. I used a long track big 4 stroke beast. Getting it stuck or on its side was easy, getting it back on its way was tough. About halfway I imposed a switch of machines for the faster lighter and more fun machine.

lived in a Lake Erie “snow belt” for 27 years. After moving away, learned to like winter even more. No more shoveling and plowing every morning and evening. Although we did get 16” of snow Sunday night as a reminder.

Hey Willy-if it wasnt for winter freeze up and snow we wouldnt be able to travel anywhere,lol.
Once winter hits we can go everywhere.Pray for snow and freezeup to make travel into the backcountry easy.
Our snow is light and fluffy,rarely heavy and wet like you probably got in erie.

I understand the need for snow and ice up your way.
The snow belt was just a nuisance for that time in my life.
I was SE from Cleveland so we got dumped on, similar to Erie, Pa.
All that walleye water from where you visited came inland on us as snow.

If this Plague ever settles down, I still want to drive up to your far north area. Want to see the big Hudson’s Bay. Want to explore, fish, and look for a young, beautiful, and very wealthy widow.

LOL.

I'm actually about to spread more good goo on a good turd for another good doggie on a good location.
I like snow.
I like T-shirts better.
All us sane dudes and dudettes wear T-shirts while trapping.
Of course it was about 90 that day which is approaching slightly warm.
Good weather for a beach sun tan.

Blessings,
SHOVEL THAT WHITE STUFF 'EH!
Mark

That’s a beautiful garden.

Boco-If you don't want to get stuck anymore. And if you do it is very easy to get out. Buy yourself a Summit 175. I just happen to have one for sale. You really have to work at it to get it stuck.