I was faced with that - trail across the farm fields.
It was in my field of vision - basically downhill from my house, out the front windw of the house.
I just had to end up saying no. That just seemed like an invasion of my privacy.
As well I let my cattle graze cornstalks with only 1 wire holding them in, seemd like my wire & cattle & snowmobiles was just a bd combination.
I felt real bad, still do, as I don't mind snowmobilers, they use the road ditchs past my place anyhow. No real problem. Once in a while I get one cutting through the farm. No biggie.
It just bugged me too much to have my view of my kingdom cut up with a trail through it for 1/2 the year. I don't think I could quite express that right to make it make sense, but - it just bugged me too much.
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