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A good read from a survivor. Understanding, Underneath: An Avalanche Survival Story | Crowfoot Media | Canadian Rockies Publishing House

lol I saw this on fb and shared it in the humorous picture thread! Now I know where it came from. love it!

Wouldn't you feel bad if you flattened a family in an accident over loading a 1/2 ton? Personally...I'd have the what if's rolling around in my head...

**found the info I needed thanks** Please delete thread

Ironically once I made it home there was a recall in the mail for Front Suspension Track Bar Frame Bracket which "may or may not" according to Dodge be the issue. It's booked in for Ponoka Dodge, as the dealerships here seem useless, so hopefully they can help out. HRT Offroad has offered to...

You'd think so. For $150/hr they will "see" if it has anything to do with a new recall that came out...riiight.. Not sure what the Ford guys are talking about but this is a dangerous problem that they should rectify! Anywho, that is my rant! :mad: Driving the daily beater today...feels a...

Yep. It wasn't fun at 100km/hr going over the Calf Rope Bridge on the inner lane turning left when your momentum is dragging you to the right and steering isn't exactly an option.

This exact thing happening to me on Deerfoot last night and but apparently it's an issue that "doesn't exist"...right...here's hoping it's not too much of a fight to fix. Start at 0:55

This is how my bench turned out. :)

Most of you may know about the Throttle Decision webisodes on avalanche safety. Jeremy Hanke and Jeff Scott are trying to get the funds together to do another webisode series to raise awareness and educate the snowmobile community about the importance of avalanche prevention. Check out their...

Does anyone know if you didn't snowmobile when you got life insurance, and you now do, do you have to "update" them to your new activities? I got life insurance when I bought my house but didn't snowmobile or do half the things I do now at that time....I've never updated them to my new hobbies.

Meanwhile at Walmart....\

I'm a girl and am typically always cold. But when I sled I only wear shells and layer up appropriately underneath. I also ride with an avy vest which helps keep me warm. I just prefer layering instead of a heavy insulated jacket. So I'd say it depends on your comfort level.

I read this on Facebook this morning. Thought it was a good read. A German's View on Islam - worth reading because this is by far the best explanation of the Muslim terrorist situation I have ever read. His references to past history are accurate and clear. The author of this email is Dr...

x2...I recently had the company he works for come by and complete some spray foam work. Excellent workmanship. I would highly recommend the company he works for, for your spray foam needs!

The kid at 33:46...wow...the anger and hatred you can see in him is unreal

I think we need to be VERY careful about allowing any refugees into Canada...help can come in many forms, we don't necessarily have to open our borders...