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BTW This same program is being offered to the OFSC this season aswell. My sources tell me Quebec and Ontario are a test market this winter. Hopefully this is a sign of bigger things to come. Whenever you see the manufacturers partnering with organized snowmobiling like this, it is a good thing for everyone. Thanks Arctic Cat!!

Has there been any talk about new grooming equipment for your club this up coming season?

I am not worried about a little cougar, I am working on getting a Big Cat for this winter!! LOL

Well it isn't the worst thing in the world, from the 90* corner to the hill the road is wide. Maybe if you see him again ask if he can push the snow back with the wing so it is easier for you to knock down and groom. I am surprised they are going up there, that is always an area for deep snow.

I really like the first picture of the frozen water taken under the bridges. Some nice studwood piles too!! That is good for Cedrico.

Excellent post Linda, not everyone understands how things work, this helps clarify it.

:rofl: Milk Mon Ami

I believe you and I stopped for cocktails at that yellow camp didn't we Jean Guy?

The pine trees were cut last winter, that is why they had the detour going up through l' Arverne

I remember that club being open in the late 1990's, not many times after that. It was always too close to where I started in Pointe a la Croix to stop, and too close to the end of the trip to stop. You are a ways from home there JG, must be 45 miles or close to it.

100% correct

The back of that truck looks like a Chev.....it appears your tastes are starting to mature! Maybe you are just recognizing the finer things in life.

HAHA That orange Stihl bag on the front of your bike must have 10,000 kilometers on it by now!!!

I don't think that is true, if you are from the US they will honor the warranty.

This is great news!! BRP had for three years the Million Dollar Club program where money was put back into the hands of the clubs and now Arctic Cat has this program in PQ. I think it is great when the manufacturers are truly showing their support of organized snowmobiling!!

I like picture #8 with the icicles JG. Won't be long now you will be doing snow shots....hopefully!!

In was with a friend in Ottawa on the weekend that works in the research department. I just sent him a note to see if it was his building.

Tuck in really tight, the muzzle velocity of a 9mm is 1200ft/sec!! :rofl:

Thanks for the kind words. However there are many, many volunteers and snowmobile Association/Federation managers that make this happen in Quebec and right across Canada every year. It takes an incredible amount of work and planning to provide the premier snowmobile product we use and enjoy each winter. Cheers to all them.

Look at all those 0s!! I attended a meeting over the weekend in Ottawa, Ontario for Canadian Council of Snowmobile Organizations. While there I had a lengthy conversation with the General Manager of the FCMQ, he is going to make great improvement in snowmobiling in Quebec. We were talking about economic impacts of snowmobiling in Canada, he told me snowmobiling in Quebec is now a $2,000,000,000 BILLION/ year economic impact in the province!! It was good to be at a meeting and talk to all the rollers and shakers of snowmobiling right across Canada. There is so much that can be learned and shared at meeting like this. I think everyone there came home with a little something that will help in their home province or territory.

Halifax is a nice city, the waterfront can be a very nice spot in the summer. I live about 90 minutes from downtown Halifax, only 20 miles from the New Brunswick border. Had to one up me didnt' you?!?! LOL

I am already a winner, the Gaspesie is only a 4 hour drive away! I will be going whether I win or not!

Very nice pictures!

You need to build yourself a small trailer with log stakes to haul your firewood!!

Does the 650T model have a camera where the 650 doesn't?