How to Run an ATV in Deep Snow
Just because it snows doesn't mean you have to retire your quad. Here's how to run an ATV through deep snow.
Sometime soon most deep woods ATV riders in the north country will surrender to plowing or riding packed trails. However, there is a short period when the ice is frozen, and the trails are passable. It may only last two to four weeks, but the marshes become highways, and you can ride to places where days ago you couldn’t have reached without a boat.
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This should have been #1. Take that ATV, park it in the barn and get the snow machine out!
DIDNT SEE A SINGLE PICTURE OR DISCRIPTION THAT WOULD HAVE HELPED IN HVY SNOW==PROBABLY CAUSE THERE IS NONE HAHA
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Nice post. I think a shot description of each photo would help though.
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DIDNT SEE A SINGLE PICTURE OR DISCRIPTION THAT WOULD HAVE HELPED IN HVY SNOW==PROBABLY CAUSE THERE IS NONE HAHA
This should have been #1. Take that ATV, park it in the barn and get the snow machine out!
Nice post. I think a shot description of each photo would help though.
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