TCG Snowmobiling Discussion

[Yaj Yak]

Not agreeing with you = whining

I would have to try fucking hard, to find ten posts in one week's time, from you not bitching or whining

 

[Yaj Yak]

Just so fucking negative

 

[PANDA]

I would have to try fucking hard, to find ten posts in one week's time, from you not bitching or whining

You in luck. I made exactly 10 posts this week.

However I don't see any whining or bitching.

My comment still stands. Covid can end the snowmobile season before it even starts.

 

[Yaj Yak]

You in luck. I made exactly 10 posts this week.

However I don't see any whining or bitching.

My comment still stands. Covid can end the snowmobile season before it even starts.

Covid could end your snowmobile season before it starts, so could a plane crash, a car crash, job loss, a flood, a hurricane, an earthquake.

Who gives a fucking mother fucking fuck. Live life and quit being such a negative Nancy.

 

[Yaj Yak]

No snow could end the season easier than anything mentioned. You should talk about that too captain Debbie downer.

 

[Yaj Yak]

 

[Chester Copperpot]

BRAAAAAAAAAP

 

[PANDA]

Covid could end your snowmobile season before it starts, so could a plane crash, a car crash, job loss, a flood, a hurricane, an earthquake.

Who gives a fucking mother fucking fuck. Live life and quit being such a negative Nancy.

I am not going to sit here and wait for it, but further covid restrictions can be a huge problem for the snowmobile season. Not sure why you are arguing that, it can happen easier than lack of snow. Wisconsin bars/restaurants are already "restricted" to 25% capacity. Wisconsin hotels/resorts were banned from renting to anyone that was "non-essential" back in April. It can happen again. When you got no places to eat or sleep you have a problem when the majority of people are traveling to ride. The state can also go so far as to stop "trail maintenance" like Michigan did towards the end of the season last year. Business owners, snowmobile clubs, and residents are already talking about what will happen if more restrictions are put in place. The northwoods and UP were lucky most restrictions were "lifted" come early June and peak "tourist season". I've lost count how many businesses never opened again or are put up for sale because of this bullshit. Yeah this stuff is not very enforced, but even if you have half the businesses playing by the rules the season can be drastically effected.

I do live life. I'm not letting COVID 19 stop me from doing the things I love. But covid restrictions sure put a damper on some of them.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

Time for the snowmobile crew to go 6th-sies on that Burandt trailer. Get the fold up cot upgrade to sleep 6 dudes and carry 6 sleds.

Sleep in the parking lot.

 

[PANDA]

Time for the snowmobile crew to go 6th-sies on that Burandt trailer. Get the fold up cot upgrade to sleep 6 dudes and carry 6 sleds.

Sleep in the parking lot.

A friend was talking about building a "ice fishing hut" to put on a Lake Gogebic and have free lodging all season.

 

[Yaj Yak]

I am not going to sit here and wait for it, but further covid restrictions can be a huge problem for the snowmobile season. Not sure why you are arguing that, it can happen easier than lack of snow. Wisconsin bars/restaurants are already "restricted" to 25% capacity. Wisconsin hotels/resorts were banned from renting to anyone that was "non-essential" back in April. It can happen again. When you got no places to eat or sleep you have a problem when the majority of people are traveling to ride. The state can also go so far as to stop "trail maintenance" like Michigan did towards the end of the season last year. Business owners, snowmobile clubs, and residents are already talking about what will happen if more restrictions are put in place. The northwoods and UP were lucky most restrictions were "lifted" come early June and peak "tourist season". I've lost count how many businesses never opened again or are put up for sale because of this bullshit. Yeah this stuff is not very enforced, but even if you have half the businesses playing by the rules the season can be drastically effected.

I do live life. I'm not letting COVID 19 stop me from doing the things I love. But covid restrictions sure put a damper on some of them.

im not sure why you are arguing at all, except for you just being upset about everything always.

it won't happen again.

tcg snowmobile crew doesn't care about bars and restaurants. they eat hotdogs off their manifolds and rent houses for all winter long.

my boss was riding all winter and until the melt in the UP just fine. not sure what you were doing wrong.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

 

[PANDA]

im not sure why you are arguing at all, except for you just being upset about everything always.

it won't happen again.

tcg snowmobile crew doesn't care about bars and restaurants. they eat hotdogs off their manifolds and rent houses for all winter long.

my boss was riding all winter and until the melt in the UP just fine. not sure what you were doing wrong.

Went through 10 pages of previous posts yesterday and failed to see my negativity. Only posts you disagree with are labeled as negative.

Enjoy eating hot dogs all day and trying to book something in the same area that every other midwest mountain sled rider frequents in a area that already has limited places to stay.

I also rode almost every weekend. Wanted one last trip mid to late march to Yoop but places to stay were already shutting down due to covid and even gas was hard to come by. Trail maintenance was also suspended. Not due to lack of snow. Due to the State banning it.

 

[Yaj Yak]

 

[Chester Copperpot]

Trail maintenance was also suspended. Not due to lack of snow. Due to the State banning it.

Sounds like fresh pow to rip, tater chip.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

 

[Chester Copperpot]

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[PANDA]

Snow was dumping at times in the Northwoods over the weekend. Melted quick but always nice to see October snow. More coming Tuesday afternoon/night.

 

[Chester Copperpot]

That nip in the air this morning.

 

[BeerOrGasoline]

TCG Ballers need to just sack up and buy a place.

 

[DanJ]

Went through 10 pages of previous posts yesterday and failed to see my negativity. Only posts you disagree with are labeled as negative.

Enjoy eating hot dogs all day and trying to book something in the same area that every other midwest mountain sled rider frequents in a area that already has limited places to stay.

I also rode almost every weekend. Wanted one last trip mid to late march to Yoop but places to stay were already shutting down due to covid and even gas was hard to come by. Trail maintenance was also suspended. Not due to lack of snow. Due to the State banning it.

Can tell bars are hurting more than usual this year. My favorite place in Mercer didn’t even have cable tv anymore

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

Can tell bars are hurting more than usual this year. My favorite place in Mercer didn’t even have cable tv anymore

Where do you stay in Mercer? My last trip up we stayed at the Great Northern Hotel. Their Wolf's Den bar had some damn good burgers.

That's about all I remember of the place, lol.

 

[DanJ]

Where do you stay in Mercer? My last trip up we stayed at the Great Northern Hotel. Their Wolf's Den bar had some damn good burgers.

That's about all I remember of the place, lol.

I had breakfast there twice last week . My moms side of the family has a house on ~50 acres on a small lake up there that trail 8 that runs out to the flowage passes through. My Mom’s great grandfather immigrated from England to Ironwood Michigan around 1900 and my history is hazy, but either him or his son bought the land in Mercer we’re on now.

 

[SpeedSpeak2me]

I had breakfast there twice last week . My moms side of the family has a house on ~50 acres on a small lake up there that trail 8 that runs out to the flowage passes through. My Mom’s great grandfather immigrated from England to Ironwood Michigan around 1900 and my history is hazy, but either him or his son bought the land in Mercer we’re on now.

Dude, that’s awesome.

all I remember of that trip is heading from the hotel to go to eat at Little Bohemian and the leader missing the turn. So we ended up cutting across Lac Du Flambeau to the casino to get gas at the BP since we were all on fumes, LOL. Pitch black, snowing, about 10°, no one for miles, and we’re wondering which sled is going to sputter first

Told them never break the cardinal rule, don’t pass up a fueling opportunity when you’re heading out like that.

Good times though.

 

[DanJ]

Had our anniversary dinner at Little Bohemia too. I’d like to get a couple year old sled and ride some. My dad and my uncles used to go a lot and I’ve ridden out of necessity snowed in a couple years ago on a 20+ year old Indy 700 but nothing besides that.