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Groomer, Great pictures as always, Merci'. Have you ever had any close calls or been chased by a moose in your time in the woods taking pictures. I know once on my snowmobile I had a cow drop her ears, raised her neck hairs at me and started trotting towards me, I yelled (screamed maybe) at her and she decided that I wasn't worth the effort...

Thanks Terry!

The beginning of the end!

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Jean-Guy I hope you are feeling all of the love from those of us who follow you and appreciate all your posts on QR. See you later this winter.

Definitely kaputt...

Jean-Guy, This guy doesn't look very happy with you taking his picture...

Jean Guy, That's even worse than your window and fender. Ouch! At least you didn't catch on fire.

How do you say "shit" in french?

Yes, you can leave your vehicle at the Universal, no problem. As far as an itinerary, just read through the threads here, there are hundreds of recommendations.

Be very careful in having an itinerary that is "cast in stone". Once you get into the the Gaspe' many things can make you change your plans...a big storm, groomer breakdowns, trail conditions etc. can really throw a wrench into your itinerary. Keep an eye on the weather and get the i-motoneige app for your phone, this app will show you the most up to date trail conditions and trail closures and you may have to change your plans mid-trip because of any number of reasons. I'm not trying to scare you, just speaking from experience, I once spent 3 days at the Hotel Copper waiting for the groomers to open up the trails after a Gaspesie snow storm. You will have a great time on your trip, but don't be disappointed if you have to change your plans.

When I first saw this post I immediately went to the web site and read up on the procedure, "Great, this is going to be easy" I thought. Then I pulled out my policy, saw that I had only 100/300 coverage... Damn. 28 bucks,I guess I'll just have to buy one less round at Groomers Club House this winter!

Damn,I just missed the "top 20"

Really hard to tell... It really depends on the amount of snow they get on the peninsula with this upcoming storm. There are times when they just open the trails with the blade on the groomer then come back to drag the trail. I have seen 4-7 day periods with no grooming after a decent storm. If the storm lasts into Thursday or Friday I would make a contingency plan.

One of my travel partners had a Montana mounted to his w/s bag. It was easier to power up because it had a powered cradle but was way too small to use while riding.