Mudwisel
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Yep sometimes an extra inch is just to dam much NOMO in my caseI agree an extra inch makes a big difference! 🤣🤣
Very true!
Yep sometimes an extra inch is just to dam much NOMO in my caseI agree an extra inch makes a big difference! 🤣🤣
Very true!
I'm jealous, and I've never even been there!Thank you for letting us base out of your camp, and party there after. Yes they were jealous.. dang near pouty about it! 🤣🤣
I'm jealous, and I've never even been there!
You know you are welcome here anytime. Seriously pick some dates that work for you and we will make it happen. We will bore you to tears because it is not technical but it is beautiful.I'm jealous, and I've never even been there!
Describes mewill bore you to tears because is not technical but is beautiful.
Well… I was trying not to point you out specifically.. 🤣🤣Describes me
Don’t let him fool you @The Green Goat… his place is fantastic… this ride we did a potluck, campfire and watched football post ride!LYE Camp
Lower Your Expectations 🙂
Don’t let him fool you @The Green Goat… his place is fantastic…
During September and October we help our neighbors with their corn maze. They have a golf cart and Repairus. So far this year the golf cart has been down till yesterday when it got a new clutch. The Repairus is still down and torn apart. When it is working that thing is big, noisy, and rough riding. Yes, it does carry a much bigger load when it works. To be fair it is older and has had much more use than our P5. The neighbor loves riding on the P5 because it is a smooth ride and quiet enough that we can talk while riding. AND IT WORKS. This past weekend I put the doors back on the first time since I got it in June. They weren't tight like car doors but were nice for keeping out the cold wind and rain.The Repairus needs a serious trip to either a vet or a junkyard.
That's what I learned riding in and driving different buggies at the MoM ride. The P5 is a lot of work compared to the others.I really enjoyed the Talon… mostly for the speed off the trails and for the “point and drive” ability when I am by myself .. so I can actually enjoy the scenery. Driving a P500 is fulltime on a trail.. which I really enjoy also. Would also be fun to tackle some bigger challenges that the P5 can’t handle.. eventually.. but I am just not there yet.
Exactly! It is a lot of work.. and majority of the time I love it and have a blast doing it. Nature is a big love of mine... and as I said there are times I wanna just enjoy it. One of these days that will out way my desire for the fun of driving the P5, and then I will upgrade.That's what I learned riding in and driving different buggies at the MoM ride. The P5 is a lot of work compared to the others.
You guys have so much fun in it! It suits you both.This machine is for my wife and me.
That's the way I feel about it.
Nice, Is this on your property or public land. Most of our sled dog training trails in the Keweenaw Peninsula, in Michigan UP are on seasonal roads, forest service roads and power line cuts. The ones near Mancelona in the LP are also seasonal roads, state forest land and power line cuts across a friends 160 acres. Here in Indiana many of the mushers train on our private trails on our 300+ acre farm. Right now we have a little over 3 miles of trail available. When the corn and beans are off we will have about 10 miles. Private primitive camping is at out half acre pond. I may be able to be persuaded to allow people close by to run SXSs on them if they can share with sled dog teams. This year they will also be pulling the P5. It has been warm enough that we only have 2 runs in yet with the P5. If anyone shows up to run we may do some arm twisting and force them to help handle dog teams.Me & KyGal put up a hunting blind and freshened the salt sites. Not a lot of deer traffic here but we're always hopeful.
The blind is in a power line cut, which is a work in progress. Credit to @KyGal83 for the pics.
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I don't see a thing wrong with the P5'sExactly! It is a lot of work.. and majority of the time I love it and have a blast doing it. Nature is a big love of mine... and as I said there are times I wanna just enjoy it. One of these days that will out way my desire for the fun of driving the P5, and then I will upgrade.
You guys have so much fun in it! It suits you both.
Malamutes? We've had a couple. Really too warm here for them in the Summer.Nice, Is this on your property or public land. Most of our sled dog training trails in the Keweenaw Peninsula, in Michigan UP are on seasonal roads, forest service roads and power line cuts. The ones near Mancelona in the LP are also seasonal roads, state forest land and power line cuts across a friends 160 acres. Here in Indiana many of the mushers train on our private trails on our 300+ acre farm. Right now we have a little over 3 miles of trail available. When the corn and beans are off we will have about 10 miles. Private primitive camping is at out half acre pond. I may be able to be persuaded to allow people close by to run SXSs on them if they can share with sled dog teams. This year they will also be pulling the P5. It has been warm enough that we only have 2 runs in yet with the P5. If anyone shows up to run we may do some arm twisting and force them to help handle dog teams.
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You going to brush your blind in?Me & KyGal put up a hunting blind and freshened the salt sites. Not a lot of deer traffic here but we're always hopeful.
The blind is in a power line cut, which is a work in progress. Credit to @KyGal83 for the pics.
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