Well another great morning out on the trails, with a great bunch of dedicated sledders

First came the brushing of the old rail line ... TOP trail E108

Then came the beaver dam, lots of water displaced in short amount of time.
the hunters that were in there were real happy to see our gang open that
puppy up .............. the beavers on the other hand were not so happy

Looks like you guys are having more fun playing with the Argo then working LOL

You guys sure are covering alot of ground this season as always, Have you been running into alot of mud and wet areas? I had plans to go upto the cottage with "Snowflake" and "viper@pet" this weekend to do trail work but A steal of a deal came up to buy a 2007 chevy so I had to stay back . I'm hoping to get up their next weekend , but we've been experiencing alot of wet spots been hard to get in. We are praying for some good frost too stiffen things up.

Keep up the great work PPSC and I love the pics they tell a great story.

Yukon

wow u do alot of work man that looks like fun i cant wait to get into it

Thanks for cudos Paul

Not really much at all in terms of water out there, for most part 90% of our trails have been super dry this year, accept for a few dams in really odd new places ..... I guess with the dry summer we had, the beavers have been getting creative in where they build.


What'd ya get for a new truck ???

Step to her brother, I'm betting your local club is waiting for ya

Did you need permission from MNR to open the beaver dam?

No, this damn fell under the nucance beaver clause ..... new beaver non established habitat on private land.

Where can I find further info on what qualifies a dam for that exclusion, Thanks.

I'd say best bet is to talk to a local trapper Zoso, we have a one that we use for all our stuff, he also does all the township stuff.

Thanks.

Hey Rick,

My wifes uncle went to the auto auction for us. 2007 Chevy Colorado 4x4 crew cab fully loaded 18000km with full warranty $22000 out the door . Its nice being on the inlaws good side , Pick up on wednesday.


Paul

We also have a trapper that we use up here.

Depending on where you are he might be able to help you out.

Or just give your local MNR office a call and they can give you some names.

Cheerss!