Silver Tip Sledder’s

[sledn]

I've always felt safer in the trees. Visibility is better too,especially in the flat light. Fresher , untouched powder

 

[snoflake]

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WE RIDE HARD!

 

[niner]

 

[mudboy]

Does this group get seniors discount on meals, hotels,and most important snow and mud apparels


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[ctd]

Never could understand why people want to bash through and off trees and get stuck a hundred times everyday when there is so much open areas and slopes to climb over and see new country? Young enough their brains haven’t fully developed I guess. View attachment 274335View attachment 274336

In

 

[ctd]

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Two Gender Only

 

[Bernoff]

You guys riding a Senior specific sleds too?

 

[The Kickass One]

Never could understand why people want to bash through and off trees and get stuck a hundred times everyday when there is so much open areas and slopes to climb over and see new country? Young enough their brains haven’t fully developed I guess.



It’s a lot of fun gaining skill and great workout. Did that for 15 years and now more into the more open exploring at 56.

Still do a few good tree rides a year still.

 

[niner]

You guys riding a Senior specific sleds too?

If you mean 175’s then yes…
Guess I’m part of the club here too at 51.

 

[LUCKY 7]

You guys riding a Senior specific sleds too?

yes I do a brand new Polaris 850 but I got the senior's model that includes electric start

 

[Couch]

Would be in but I'm on the other side of the country ...commute is just a bit too long

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[SnowJunkie82]

Never could understand why people want to bash through and off trees and get stuck a hundred times everyday when there is so much open areas and slopes to climb over and see new country? Young enough their brains haven’t fully developed I guess. View attachment 274335View attachment 274336

I would explain the merits of tree riding to you, but it’s likely at your age you will have forgotten it all by tomorrow!

 

[Lund]

I would explain the merits of tree riding to you, but it’s likely at your age you will have forgotten it all by tomorrow!

HUH, WHAT ABOUT THE TREE'S?
THEM "F" TREE HUGGERS ARE AT IT AGAIN AND WE CAN'T RIDE?

 

[tundra twin track]

Rode in the trees for over 30 years,it’s so rewarding when you gain enough elevation what’s up top.Had the pleasure to ride with a handful of guys to lay first tracks on a few mountains in the Valemount area

 

[drew562]

Any of you guys into bush whacking with no guarantee of reaching alpine,spruce needles down your neck would be a sure bet

I will be 53 in a few weeks. I still ride like that lots. Trees are trackless.

 

[rknight111]

Not on Facebook and never will be so that link wont work for me. I always meet people on here to go riding.

 

[MP Kid]

No FB here either…

 

[snopro]

I like Facebook. Way less radicals. Haha

 

[Teth-Air]

Doug, you have just invited 95% of the members of Snow and Mud because most of us are over 50.

 

[snopro]

Doug, you have just invited 95% of the members of Snow and Mud because most of us are over 50.

We will need a President, secretary, treasurer, board of directors, director of communication and a marketing executive with that many people Chris.