Since someone else brought it up, I'll indulge myself in my rant for the day.
Whyizzit that when there's a bit of snow on the ground, it seems everyone who owns a snowmobile thinks they have a God given right to run rampant all over everyone else's property? Apparently the concept of private property and trespassing has never occurred to them.
A couple of years ago, I walked out of my shop and almost got nailed by some bonehead going right through our yard about 40 mph. Also once during the deer season, I had a big buck I was ready to shoot ON MY OWN PROPERTY spooked by some idiot on a snowmobile.
I'm well aware snowmobiles can be a necessary tool for livestock feeders, etc. It's the clowns that look at them as a toy that give them all a bad name.
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