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Three Day Conven on Agenda ...... 3
Direc onal Map – Radisson ...... 4
Annual Mee ng Agenda‐Saturday ...... 5
Outgoing/Re ring Director & Rep Recogni on ...... 6
2018 Annual Mee ng Minutes ...... 7
Execu ve Board Candidate Profiles ...... 12
Snowmobile Friendly Awards ...... 14
Saturday Evening Banquet ...... 18
Guest Speaker—Sco Eilertson Bio ...... 19
President’s Cup Award – Past Winners ...... 20
2018 Scholarship Recipients ...... 21
Trail Pass Sta s cs ...... 23
2018‐2019 AWSC Membership Totals ...... 24
2018‐2019 Club Membership By County ...... 25
Blue Mound State Park Master Plan Revision ...... 40
Saturday Bus Informa on ...... 41
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Three Day Conven on Agenda
Friday – March 22, 2019
1:00 pm – 8:30 pm AWSC Registra on Tuscarora 1:00 pm – 8:00 pm Youth Silent Auc on Drop‐Off Huron/Ontario 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm Hospitality Room Brown County Plaza Club Registra on nametags are required for access to all hospitality rooms. 8:00 pm – Midnight Sound Dimensions DJ Three Clans Ballroom (Free Beer, Soda & Cash Bar 10:00 pm Hospitality Room Brown County Plaza Club
Saturday – March 23, 2019
8:00 am – Noon AWSC Registra on Tuscarora 9:00 am – 11:30 am AWSC Annual Mee ng Three Clans Ballroom Elec on of Officers By‐Laws Change Guest Speaker—Chris ne Jourdain, ASCA Officer Reports Speakers—Department of Natural Resources and Department of Tourism Cathy Burrows, Snowmobile Trails & Forest Landowner (WFLGP) Grant Manager – April Dombrowski, Natural Resource Program Manager DNR Drew Nussbaum, Regional Tourism Specialist Re ring Director’s & Reps Recognized AWSC Raffle Drawing – 10:30 am Anniversary Gun Raffle Drawing ‐ 10:30 am Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards Noon – 4:00 pm Tail Gate Party at Hotel Iroquois South Noon – 1:30 pm Buffet Tail Gate Lunch / Cash Bar Iroquois South (Conven on Name Badge Required for Lunch) 1:30 pm – 3:30 pm KAOS Coordinated Tail Gate Games Bus Trip Vintage Barn Snowmobile Collec on – Sign Up at Registra on Bus Trip Ken’s Sports Open House more info at Registra on 4:00 pm – 9:00 pm Youth Silent Auc on Huron/Ontario
5:00 pm – Hospitality Room Manitowoc County Plaza Club Registra on nametags are required for access to all hospitality rooms.
5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Cocktails ‐ Three Clans Ballroom (Free Beer, Soda & Cash Bar for those a ending banquet)
6:00 pm – 8:30 pm Banquet – Three Clans Ballroom Guest Speaker – Sco Eilertson The President’s Cup Award Scholarship Winners recognized
Sunday – March 24, 2019
8:30 am – un l ? AWSC Directors Mee ng
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Direc onal Map ‐ Radisson
Hospitality Room— Plaza Club
Youth Silent Auc on – Huron/Ontario
KAOS Tail Gate Games In Hall
KAOS Room— Tail Gate Party/Buffet Michigan Vintage Display
Registra on— Tuscarora
Sound Dimension DJ/Friday PM Annual Mee ng/Saturday AM Saturday Banquet Director’s Mee ng/Sunday AM
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Annual Mee ng Agenda ‐ Saturday, March 24, 2018
Call the mee ng to order 9:00 am ‐ Dave Newman, President
Pledge of Allegiance ‐
Introduc on of Head Table – AWSC Execu ve Officers and other guests in a endance
Approval of Agenda – Dave Newman, President
Approval of minutes from 2018 Annual Mee ng ‐ March 24, 2018, Green Bay
Elec on of AWSC Execu ve Officers for 2018‐2019 and AWSC By‐Laws Change— John Brozek, By‐Law Commi ee Chairman
Introduc on of Guest Speaker – Chris ne Jourdain, ASCA
AWSC Execu ve Officer Reports ‐ President Dave Newman Vice President Lori Heideman Treasurer Andy Malecki, Jr. Secretary Sue Smedegard Execu ve Director (to the AWSC Directors) Sam Landes AWSC Associa on Coordinator Don Hamilton 2018‐2019 Miss Snowflake Kendra Randrup
Guest Speakers from Department of Natural Resources and Department of Tourism Cathy Burrows, Snowmobile Trails & Forest Landowner (WFLGP) Grant Manager April Dombrowski, Natural Resource Program Manager Drew Nussbaum, Regional Tourism Specialist
Recogni on of Re ring/Outgoing AWSC County Directors and Reps ‐ Dave Newman, President & Sam Landes, Execu ve Director
Snowmobile Friendly Awards— Lori Heideman, Chair; Don Hamilton, AWSC Associa on Coordinator and Drew Nussbaum, WI Department of Tourism
Membership Commi ee Chairmen – Jim Chambers & Jim Marks, Membership Commi ee (Co‐Chair)
Old Business –
New Business –
Elec on Results – John Brozek, By‐Law Commi ee Chairman
Fund Raising Chairman – Keith Bauer, Fundraising Commi ee Chairman – AWSC Raffle drawing @ 10:30 am
Further Conven on Briefs/Updates – Dave Newman, President
Adjourn –
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Outgoing/Re ring Director & Rep Recogni on
The Associa on of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs, would like to recognize and honor these out‐ going or re ring Directors and Reps for their dedica on and commitment to the sport of snowmobiling.
Deb Levey Columbia County Rep 2013‐2018
Pat Neff Grant County Rep 2015‐2018
Lloyd Runde Grant County Director 2010‐2018
Doug Waehler Oneida County Rep 2011‐2018
Jim Walcisak Price County Rep 2010‐2018
Tim Werner Price County Director 1998‐2018
Please Note: These Directors and Reps re red a er Workshop 2018.
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Annual Mee ng Minutes from March 24, 2018
DRAFT UNTIL APPROVED AT ANNUAL MEETING 2019
AWSC Annual Mee ng Saturday March 24, 2018 Green Bay, Wisconsin
Mee ng called to order by President Dave Newman
Pledge of Allegiance recited. Veterans and Military Personnel recognized.
Head table introduced.
Mo on to accept agenda by Sco Makowski, second by Gary Hilgendorf. Mo on carries.
Approval of minutes from 2017 Annual Mee ng ‐ mo on by Jim Drmolka, second by Sco Makowski, op on carries.
Nomina on of AWSC Execu ve Officers for 2018 ‐ 2019 ‐ John Brozek, By‐Law Commi ee
Nomina ons for Secretary ‐ Jon Schoepke nominates Sue Smedegard. Second by Bill Hicks. Nomina ons called for 3 mes, mo on to cast a unanimous ballot for Sue Smedegard by Doug Johnson, second by Gary Hilgendorf, mo on carries.
Nomina ons for Treasurer ‐ Elroy Jaeger nominates Andy Malecki, second by Tom Hinchcliffe. Nomina ons called for 3 mes, mo on to cast a unanimous ballot by Sco Makowski, second Jeff Schwaller, mo on carries.
Vice President ‐ Arlyn Baumgarten nominates Lori Heideman, second by Bri any Thompson. Harold Butschke nominates Jim Blouin, second by Doug Johnson. Nota ons called for 3 mes. Mo on to close nomina ons by Sco Makowski, second by Steve Bollig, mo‐ on carries
Nomina ons for President ‐ Gary Hilgendorf nominates Dave Newman, second by Dennis Johnson. Nomina ons called for 3 mes, mo on to cast a unanimous ballot for Dave Newman by Doug Johnson, sec‐ ond by Gary Hilgendorf, mo on carries.
Ballots collected and tabulated by the By‐laws commi ee members
565 people are registered for conven on
Guest speaker ‐ Tom Anderson, World Snowmobile Headquarters and Interna onal Snowmobile Hall of Fame
Faith Murray, DNR Northeast Region Community Service Specialist
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Annual Mee ng Minutes from March 24, 2018‐ cont’d
Where does the money come from, and where does it go? Many aren’t aware of the various funding sources or expenditures.
Registra ons are at 232,265 currently. Trail pass numbers (all passes) higher this year than last year.
SNARS ‐ 3/4 done with effort to get grooming units correctly classed.
Ques on ‐ There has been an excessive amount of off‐trail riding ‐ any way we can get the DNR to put a note ‐ this trail pass gives you the right to ride on marked, open trails, off‐trail riding will be considered trespass‐ ing. Dave responds that we will meet with the DNR and bring that up.
AWSC Execu ve Officer Reports
President Dave Newman ‐ Thanks to the office, Lori Pohl and office staff for a great job with trail passes and memberships being processed. Most people seem to have trail passes on their sleds this year. SNARS program is required this year; you need to work with your county coordinator to get your paperwork submi ed. Snowmobile Rec Council met in Eagle River in conjunc on with the VIP ride ‐ all coun es must have their trails GPS’d by April 15. 36 were in at last count. Need to get a handle on how many miles each county actu‐ ally has, to determine what new miles can be funded. Some grooming equipment isn’t in the right category, that’s being worked on. When purchasing new equip‐ ment, be sure you know the rates for that equipment before you buy it. Cathy Burrow or Gary Hilgendorf can help you with that if you need assistance. Infrastructure subcommi ee met this week, are making some recommenda ons to the council ‐ some re‐ garding Class 2 or Class 3 drags, set specs for fully tracked trucks, drags that have wings on them. AWSC execu ve board members will again meet with DNR personnel Trail passes being purchased for snowmobiles that do not belong to the member to give away or sell has been stopped by tying into the DNR database, worked with the DNR and Lori Pohl to take care of that prob‐ lem. Be er communica on with club members is important.
Free death and dismemberment insurance through American Income Life has been discon nued, we were no fied recently. As of May 11, it will no longer be available.
Conserva on Congress Spring Hearings April 9 in each county, also county deer advisory hearings are going on now.
2019 will be AWSC’s 50th anniversary ‐ will be a special issue of Wisconsin Snowmobile News, Facts and His‐ tory, also special events at conven on, which will be held here in Green Bay March 22‐24, 2019.
Ques on about the difference in registra on numbers and trail pass numbers ‐ some people in parts of the state didn’t ride, so they didn’t buy a trail pass, some on private property, some may have ridden without a trail pass.
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Annual Mee ng Minutes from March 24, 2018 ‐ cont’d
Vice President ‐ Lori Heideman ‐ hopes everyone is learning something and taking it back to their clubs. Com‐ munica on is important ‐ tell your members where the money goes from the trail passes, etc. Educate your members. Keep your old members updated and new members informed. Tell people how the trail pass works, join clubs ahead of me, there is some process me needed from joining a club to ge ng a trail pass. Tell your members how to get their membership numbers, how to order the trail pass. Get your membership renewals in early, don’t wait un l late fall to send them in. Trail pass is working ‐ surge in membership, no new help? Engage your members. You have to ask them to help, communicate, keep your websites and facebook pages updated. Kids know how to use the technology, let them help you.
June 1 is deadline for “Of the Year” nomina ons ‐ New category this year ‐ Club of the Year. Winners in all categories are submi ed to the na onal level. KAOS leadership weekend was great, rode, learned about snowmobiling and leadership. Snow Goer magazine ‐ free money, the associa on gets $5 per subscrip on – we got $695 this year, we can do be er.
Treasurer ‐ Andy Malecki ‐ Thanks for support in re‐elec on. Thanks to Lori and office staff for ge ng the budget informa on together, will go over that with the Directors tomorrow. ACSA ‐ American Council of Snowmobile Associa on Raffle calendars ‐ challenge was issued to sell more than Michigan ‐ Michigan has sold 423 calendars, 507 were sold in Wisconsin. AWSC receives $5 for each raffle calendar sold.
Secretary – Sue Smedegard ‐ AWSC s ckers ‐ directors should have them, members are being told to contact their director to get them. Social media ‐ please be cau ous about what you post ‐ no stuck groomers, etc. People see that and believe we’re tearing up the environment. VIP ride ‐ very successful event in Eagle River this year, 150 in a endance, 90 on the ride, will be held in Minocqua next year. Tourism conference ‐ reinforced what we’ve been saying for years ‐ poli cs is local, get to know your elected officials, law enforcement, local leaders, be sure they know who you are.
Execu ve Director Sam Landes ‐ Contracts with state for grooming and maintenance on state managed prop‐ er es ‐ asked that contracts be out by November 1. Number of miles should be on the contract. $300 per mile should be on the contract ‐ maintenance, signing and grooming, and reasonable brushing. Directors and reps asked to stand for recogni on. Bluemounds State Park ‐ 3rd me ‐ public open house and master plan review coming again due to a lawsuit. Discussed Amery to Dresser trail issue.
On the legisla ve side ‐ no bills that involved us this year that went through. Please remind people to pay a en on and respond when something does come up.
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Annual Mee ng Minutes from March 24, 2018‐ cont’d
AWSC Raffle prizes drawn at 10:30 1st prize ‐ Brad Beedle, Galesville 2nd prize ‐ Winnebago Ridge Runners, Portage 3rd prize ‐ Dick Read, Hugo, MN 4th prize ‐ Mike Giese, Oshkosh 5th prize ‐ Lakes Dri Riders, Lake Geneva 6th prize ‐ Apple Creek Snowriders, Appleton 7th prize ‐ Ryan Parker, Menomonie
AWSC Associa on Coordinator ‐ Don Hamilton Military Ride ‐ over 115 military family members on the ride, 35 rentals and 37 other sleds. Thanks to the AWSC for the clubs and coun es that donate to this ride. This ride educates and enhances snowmobiling. This was our 10th year. Don presented the AWSC with a Na onal Guard statue engraved to thank us for their support over the 10 years.
Has been working on upda ng our website, if you have issues or concerns about the website, let the office or execu ve board know, and he will work on that. He will be working with Lori to come up with a concise, helpful, short statement to help members understand the trail pass. It will be available to add to your club website, facebook page, etc. Hopefully will minimize the phone calls and emails to the office.
Snowmobile Friendly Communi es ‐ based off ACSA program with several adapta ons. Program mirrors the mission statement of the AWSC. Don went over the basics of the program.
Miss Snowflake ‐ Lynsey Burzinski ‐ put on over 1900 miles riding this year. Thanks the groomer operators and clubs for the work on the trails. She gave an overview of the events she has par cipated in over the win‐ ter. Thanks all of the Miss Snowflake supporters. She has been contacted by youth across the state, did a Skype interview with a 3rd grader recently. Encourages clubs to have poten al candidates run for Miss Snow‐ flake, experience of a life me.
Recogni on of Re ring/Outgoing AWSC County Directors and Reps ‐ Dave Newman & Sam Landes ‐ Cami Brown ‐ Walworth County Rep, 2015‐2018; Levi Olson ‐ Rock County Director & Rep, 2016‐2018; Mike Thoma ‐ Winnebago County Rep, 2012‐2018; Jerry Ve erkind ‐ Eau Claire County Rep, 2016‐2017; Robert Walter ‐ Florence County Rep, 2014‐2017; Jon Zwirschitz ‐ Shawano County Director & Rep, 2008‐2018
Membership Commi ee Chairmen ‐ Jim Chambers & Jim Marks ‐ last year we had 615 clubs, now we have 613. Primary members last year 40,264, this year 40,334; commercial members last year 1,280, this year 1,261. Total membership last year 41,554, this year 41,595.
A er you read your magazine, please pass it along to a neighbor, barber shop, beauty shop, school.
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Annual Mee ng Minutes from March 24, 2018‐ cont’d
Old Business ‐ none
New Business – Ques on was raised about the shortage of wardens. Dave responds that we did invite Gary Eddy today, he was unable to a end. 6 Recrea on Specialists are being hired. We will have a report at workshop
Asks that the Execu ve Board consider sending out 5,000 (or whatever number) WSN magazines to non‐ members that have registered sleds through the DNR. Send a postcard explaining that they are receiving this complimentary issue to make them aware of what we do. Dave replies that we cannot get that infor‐ ma on from the DNR any longer.
Mike Holden ‐ on behalf of scholarship commi ee, thanks for all that support. Also here to ask for addi‐ onal support ‐ we lost American Income Life scholarship, please con nue dona ng auc on items and add more if you can.
Asked about paddle tracks and the damage being done in Bayfield County ‐ can we have a discussion to bring awareness to this? Will pass along to the Trails commi ee
Results of Vice‐President elec on: Lori Heideman is our Vice President. Brian Swan moves to destroy ballots, second by Jim Drmolka, mo on carries.
Comment that some trails are poorly marked in certain areas. We’ve been asked to have signing work‐ shops, no one is willing to do them. Some coun es have their own workshops on signing.
Snowmobile Rec Council is working on upda ng the signing handbook, also, should be available in the fall.
John Brozek looking for volunteers for outdoor youth day May 16‐17 near Poyne e. Let him know if you’re willing to help. Contact John at 920‐3828‐2620, orjn [email protected]
Gene Blindauer ‐ Wisconsin Towns Associa on booklet ‐ board of commissioners of public lands ‐ has loan money for public projects ‐ roads, bridges, ambulances, fire trucks ‐ there will be a referendum on April ballots to eliminate the state treasurer posi on, if that happens, there will be no one to watch this fund. Encourages all to vote no on this referendum.
Further Conven on Briefs/Updates ‐ Dave Newman, President ‐ banquet starts at 6:30, social at 5:30 ‐ si‐ lent auc on opens at 4, closes at 9. Buses will leave from out front a er the mee ng. Bus to Ken’s Sports will be out front.
Adjournment ‐ mo on by Sco Makowski, second Brian Swan. Mo on Carries.
Respec ully submi ed, Sue Smedegard, Secretary
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AWSC Execu ve Officer Candidate Profiles
PRESIDENT ‐DAVE NEWMAN
I am announcing that I will again be a candidate for president of the AWSC. I have proudly served as president for the past four years; preceded with four years as vice president and the Clark County director before that. On top of my du es as president, I am very ac ve in my club and county, as well as serving on the Governor's Snowmobile Recrea on Council.
I intend to work with the rest of the execu ve board, directors and AWSC office staff as we take on the challenges that came with the trail pass and increase in membership we have seen over the past couple of years. I will con nue to represent the AWSC at mee ngs at both state and na onal levels.
I hope I have proven myself to be the professional and ethical leader that the AWSC needs. Thank you for your past sup‐ port and I hope I can count on your vote again at this year's annual mee ng.
VICE PRESIDENT ‐ Lori Heideman, Incumbent I have decided to run for a fi h term as your vice president. I cannot even begin to tell you how much I have learned in the past four years. The knowledge and the contacts that I have made have been incredible. Working with the current execu ve board, as well as our associa on coordinator, has been amazing. We con nue to tackle issues with the trail pass and work on what is best for the associa on. We strive to make the partnerships we need to be a strong associa on. And I be‐ lieve that I can s ll make a difference as your vice president.
I sit in on the Publicity commi ee mee ngs and am a member of the KAOS commi ee. I have also taken on the role of Snowmobile Friendly Communi es chair. I con nue to go to the KAOS leadership weekends to mentor our youth. This past year, KAOS members and I a ended the Na onal Off‐Highway Vehicle conference in Grand Rapids, Michigan where we gave a presenta on on ge ng youth involved in clubs and ac vi es. I have also traveled to the Interna onal Snowmobile Congress (ISC) to show support for our youth and the workshops they present.
I am a past vice president and secretary of the club I belong to. I have been a snowmobile safety instructor for 13 years. I was a county director from 2002 un l 2014 when I became the vice president of the associa on. I have a ended all the AWSC's VIP Rides and this past spring I a ended my second WATVA VIP ride. I feel that I have been making progress on ge ng to know all the personnel within the DNR that we work with, as well as all our other partners. I am a huge advocate of these partnerships. The more we work together the be er off we will be.
I have represented the associa on at the American Council of Snowmobile Associa ons' DC Fly‐In, as well as ISC the past four years. I also was on the planning commi ee for the 2013 ISC held here in Wisconsin. I feel that I am making connec ons on a na onal level as well as ge ng to know all our county directors. The more familiar I become with the issues that face the associa on, the be er I can represent all snowmobilers. I have appreciated all the support that I have received these past four years and ask that you con nue that support by once again vo ng for me as your AWSC vice president.
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Execu ve Board Candidate Profiles ‐ Con nued
TREASURER – Andy Malecki, Jr.
I am submi ng my name for re‐elec on to the office of the AWSC treasurer for 2019‐2020. I am the current secretary/treasurer of Bear Point Sno‐Cruisers Snowmobile Club and the Sno‐Cruisers representa ve on the Marine e County Snowmobile Alliance. I was appointed to the Governor's Snowmobile Recrea on Council in 2003 and con nue to serve on the Infrastruc‐ ture Commi ee and the Project Audit Commi ee of the Snowmobile Council. I have been a snowmobiler since 1973 and have assisted with numerous club ac vi es and held posi ons with various clubs for over 27 years.
I am a re red Captain of the Green Bay Fire Department and served as a director and treasurer of the Fire Department Credit Union and Sunrise Credit Union for 40 years. I am a director for the Friends of Governor Thompson State Park and serve as treasurer of that organiza on.
As treasurer of the AWSC for the past eight years, I have been a member of the AWSC execu ve board. I have worked to monitor the associa on's monthly financial reports and provide financial reports to the execu ve board and directors. I have served as the AWSC's contact person for ACSA calendar raffles for the past five years.
I would like to thank all the directors, representa ves, and office staff for the assistance and support during this past year. I look forward to working with everyone as AWSC treasurer and would appreciate your support.
SECRETARY—Sue Smedegard I have served as the AWSC secretary since March of 2011, and produced the minutes for the year prior to that also. I serve as the liaison between the execu ve board and the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, as well as the Wisconsin ATV Associa on. I coordinate the "Celebrate Wisconsin Snowmobiling" event, which is in its sixth year. It has been a priority for me to get the minutes and other informa on out to directors, representa ves and members as quickly as pos‐ sible, to keep everyone up to date on what's going on within and involving the Associa on of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs.
As secretary, treasurer and membership chair of my own club for nearly 25 years, as well as club manager for SNARS, I have a good comprehension about what goes on at the local level. I also serve as treasurer for one of our two county alliances, Burne County Snow Trails, so know what needs to happen at the county level. I have been a snowmobile and atv safety instructor for many years.
I hope I can count on your support and vote for secretary of the Associa on of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs for the 2019‐2020 season. I look forward to working with all of you!
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Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards
Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards will be presented at the Annual Mee ng Saturday morning
S F C P :
Early in 2017, the AWSC Execu ve Board created an ad hoc Commi ee and directed it to explore the feasibility of cre‐ a ng a Statewide Award/Recogni on Program the AWSC could use to recognize and/or reward the volunteer efforts of its 600+ Clubs and the Communi es they reside in. Although small, the new “Snowmobile Friendly Community Com‐ mi ee” went to work. Ini ally comprised of three Execu ve Board Members, one Club Member, and one Staff Member, the Commi ee held a few planning mee ngs where they reviewed a wide variety of ways to build a recogni on program to meet the goals laid out by the Execu ve Board.
By 2018, the SFC Commi ee had finalized their Program and the AWSC formally announced and introduced the new “Snowmobile Friendly Community Program” to the Directors, Reps, and Clubs.
There are three main goals to the AWSC’s Snowmobile Friendly Community Program:
1. Create an Award: to recognize/thank the volunteers in the Club and Community who work relessly to support, pre‐ serve, and/or protect snowmobiling…(in short, no ma er how large or small the community, award them with a sign/symbol celebra ng the collec ve efforts of their local Trails)
2. Create a Tool to advocate for snowmobiling: The Award would be u lized by the Community, Club, or County to: Account for and increase visibility of their Volunteers, (celebrate and mo vate) Improve rela onships with their Community by/thru: Engaging with key stakeholders (educate) Partnerships, ac vi es, and events (par cipate)
3. Create a Checklist For Success: The SFC Applica on is a Standardized Checklist or Guide Communi es, Clubs, and County organiza ons can use to achieve success in four key areas: Encouragement Engineering Educa on Enforcement
CONGRATULATIONS to the nine communi es listed below:
A S F C B C S F C E R S F C H S F C I C S F C S . G S F T S C S F C T L S F T T S F C
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Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards
C A
Friendly Algoma has a lot to offer the winter spor ng groups with snowmobile trails, cross country skiing and ice fishing. We have places that offer from burgers and fries to steak and the trimmings. We have Von S ehl Winery that’s open year round for tours and you can get to them all by snowmobile or car. We do have hotels that stay open year round. We are a small city, how small? We do NOT have any stop and go lights in our City. Which means we are small enough to say ” Hello” to everybody!! So if you look to visit us, we are open year round with fishing on Lake Michigan!
Kewaunee County has 204 miles of snowmobile trails and the Algoma Snowriders Snowmobile Club takes care of 49 ½ miles of these.
C E R
The Eagle River area truly exemplifies a Snowmobile Friendly Community. Our “community” is comprised of four local municipali es: The City of Eagle River, Town of Washington, Town of Lincoln, and Town of Cloverland. The Sno‐Eagles has worked with each of these communi es to develop rela onships which promote snowmobiling in the Eagle River area.
The Sno‐Eagles maintains a world‐class snowmobile trail system with vehicle and trailer parking trail‐side and access to snowmobile trails from city and town roads. All Sno‐Eagles equipment is stored in structures on city‐owned land and leased to the club at no cost. The Sno‐Eagle trails are an integral connec on to the en re snowmobile trail system in Vilas County’s 900 miles of trails, Wisconsin’s Northwoods, and the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. In addi on, the World Championship Snowmobile Derby, held annu‐ ally in Eagle River, is a major a rac on for snowmobilers from across the na on.
Area businesses work coopera vely with the Sno‐Eagles to raise funds needed to maintain safe trails ensuring the Eagle River area is a winter tourism des na on. It is this dedicated community rela onship with businesses and local government that enables the Sno‐ Eagles to provide a high‐quality snowmobiling experience that a racts visitors to the Eagle River area, the “Snowmobile Capital of the World®”
Snowmobiling is strongly supported by local government, businesses, and people, which undoubtedly makes the Eagle River area a welcoming “Snowmobile Friendly Community.”
C H S C
As one of the Midwest’s most popular vaca on des na ons, the Hayward area and Sawyer County take great pride in being an amazing outdoor recrea on playground. While our summers are beau ful, we feel our winters are absolutely magical! There is no be er way to experience this magic of our ‘Neck’ of the Woods than on a snowmobile. The variety of landscapes and extensive net‐ work of trails, along with our rider friendly restaurants, lodging and welcoming communi es ensure a memorable experience for all riders!
We are extremely thankful in both the Hayward area and throughout Sawyer County to have a strong network of snowmobile clubs that comprise our Sawyer County Snowmobile and ATV Alliance. Our unbelievable trail system would not be possible without their year round dedica on to our trail system. Thank you to the Associa on of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs for this great honor! We have had a long and rich history as a top snowmobile des na on, and we look forward to con nually enhancing the experience as we strive to be ‘Snowmobile Friendly’ for many years to come!
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Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards
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The Tomahawk Area is home to 400 miles of groomed snowmobile trails. These trails are maintained by the Northwoods Passage Snowmobile Club, the Knight Owls Snowmobile Club and the Northern Trails Unlimited Snowmobile Club. We are further supported by three addi onal social clubs: the Northwoods Riders Snowmobile Club, the Harshaw Wanderers and the Hooligans. Our social clubs assist with trail brushing and marking, maintenance, training youth riders and fund‐raising events. Located just off the Hwy 51/39 corridor we are visited by riders from around the state as well as neighboring Illinois and Minnesota snowmobile enthusiasts. Our loca on provides central trail access to trails in all direc ons and our area boasts some of the best dining, lodging and taverns in the state. Snowmobile season is an exci ng me and we look forward to seeing old friends and making new friends each and every year.
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Iron County has long been known for snowfall amounts on average of 175‐200” a year, superb trails and friendly establishments. With over 200 miles of well groomed trails, Iron County is a snowmobilers dream come true. Begin your trip in Mercer and visit Claire d’Loon, the World’s Largest Loon. As you head north, travel along the former railroad grade for a direct route or meander through the trails that lead to the Island Lake area and along the Gile Flowage to get to Hurley. Once in Hurley, you can go east to the Western U. P. of Michigan (be sure to get a Michigan Trail Pass) or go west and visit the Plummer Mine Headframe in between Pence and Iron Belt. Con nue west and turn north in Upson to visit the spectacular shoreline of Lake Superior.
All along the way you will be welcomed by warm, friendly establishments ready to serve up tradi onal special es and outstanding customer service. There are historical markers to visit such as the B47 Crash Site. Check out scenic vistas and capture some photos of your group. Several of the area’s infamous waterfalls are accessible in winter, reference the county trail map.
Trails are well marked for ease of naviga on and several loca ons offer gas for purchase. Plan a trip to Iron County and experience a unique snowmobile adventure that allows you the opportunity to unplug from the noise. Iron County ‐‐ THE Snow Capital of Wis‐ consin.
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St. Germain is located in Vilas County between Minocqua and Eagle River and has always been a big supporter of snowmobiling. Our merchants, restaurants and motels/resorts appreciate snowmobilers to help keep our economy thriving during the winter months. St. Germain has abundant lodging establishments including motels, resorts and private homes to accommodate any group visi ng our area. We are known for our warm breakfast cafés, invi ng lunch stops and of course, world class supper clubs! For those who prefer to rent equipment, there are numerous loca ons to help the visitor gear up and hit the trails.
The Bo‐Boen Snowmobile Club grooms 100 miles of trails daily during the season. We have three groomers that go out each evening for two shi s each. We receive many compliments on our trail system. We are the largest club in Wisconsin and are celebra ng 50 years this year! The Town of St. Germain allows snowmobiles to access the nearest trail via town roads. The Chamber of Commerce and the Club have Facebook sites that feature 60 – 90 second videos offering ps and informa on regarding safe, trouble‐free and especially FUN rides.
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Snowmobile Friendly Community Awards
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Three Lakes is a cozy community located in North East Oneida county on the south end of 28 interconnected lakes‐the largest chain of freshwater lakes in the world. We are also on the western edge of the 650,000 acre Chequamegon‐Nicolet Na onal Forest where a good por on of our 168 miles of our snowmobile trails are located
Our trails system traverses the most scenic country that Wisconsin has to offer. The Kimball trail will take you through the pris ne Nicolet Na onal Forest and provides your connec on to Vilas and Forest coun es. Our southern trails will lead you to Rhinelander, Monico, and Pelican Lake areas. Trails to the North and West will give you access to our neighbors in Sugar Camp, St. Germain, and Eagle River.
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Saturday Evening Banquet
Doors open at 5:00 pm Cocktails 5:00 ‐ 6:00 pm (Cash Bar) Dinner served at 6:00 pm (Please note: There are no pre‐assigned sea ng arrangements)
Garden Salad Freshly Baked Warm Rolls & Bu er Honey, Soy and Orange Braised Short Rib
Chicken Breast Sautéed in Chardonnay Chive Cream Herb Roasted Baby Red Potatoes Honey Bu ered Carrots Dessert
Coffee, Tea, Milk
Children’s Menu ‐ 8 & Under
Chicken Fingers & Fries
Agenda Welcome by President Dave Newman Dinner Served Introduc on of Head Table Recogni on of Past Presidents Recogni on of AWSC County Directors & Reps Guest Speaker: Sco Eilertson Presidents Cup Award Announcement of Scholarship Winners ‐ Paula Ziegler, Scholarship Commi ee Chair
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Guest Speaker—Sco Eilertson
Sco Eilertson was born and raised in St Paul, MN. A er gradua ng from North St Paul High School in 1973, Sco traveled across the US and Canada for three years performing mul ple dare‐devil acts as the “Evel Knievel of Snowmobiling.” Jumping things with a snowmobile the way Evel Knievel jumped motorcycles, Sco would jump anything he could get lined up. By 1976, Sco had perfected and was well known for his Towering Inferno Jump. Sco ’s performances ul mately led to a call from Evel Knievel himself. Sco and Evel quickly became friends and performed to‐ gether in 1977.
In 1978, Sco enlisted in the US Navy where he served for nine years. While sta‐ oned in Iceland in 1979, Sco organized Iceland’s “First‐Ever” snowmobile race.
A er separa ng from the US Navy in 1986, Sco came back to Minnesota and began working for Tousley Motorsports in Whitebear Lake. A er star ng in Sales, Sco quickly rose through the ranks at Tousley, to include serving as their General Manag‐ er for five years. While at Tousley, Sco began working on an idea he had to ride a snowmobile from Minnesota to Moscow, Russia. A er a mee ng with former Vice President Walter Mondale in 1987, the “Dream” was quickly becoming more than just an idea. Only two and a half years later – in 1990 ‐ Sco Eilertson successfully completed his Minnesota to Moscow Snowmobile Expedi on with two other Arc c Cat riders.
By 1998, Sco ’s passion for snowmobiling led him to a posi on with Arc c Cat. From 1998‐2017, Sco served as Arc c Cat’s District Sales Manager for mul ple regions in Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Iowa un l his re rement from Arc c Cat in 2018.
Sco and his wife Faith live in Hudson, WI. The Eilertson’s have three children: a daughter: Geneva, and two sons: Jacob and Ross.
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President’s Cup Award
The President’s Cup is presented yearly by the current President of the Associa on to the person or group that has gone above and beyond all expecta ons of the AWSC.
Past Recipients: 2018 Sue Smedegard 2017 Larry Erickson 2016 Don & Sue Hamilton 2015 Cathy (Hanson) Krause 2014 Morris Nelson 2013 Jerry Wanty 2012 Mary Holden 2011 Donna White 2010 Orv Langohr 2009 Sco Makowski & Walter (Wally) Thill 2008 Sam Landes 2007 Dave Newman 2006 Bill Schumann 2005 AWSC Clubs – All Volunteers 2004 Pat Hafenstein 2003 Sam Landes 2002 Cathy Hanson 2001 Bill Pfaff 2000 Mike Roiger 1999 Morris Nelson 1998 Marj Roach 1997 Tommy Thompson 1996 Dennis Sorenson 1995 Jim Saari 1994 Paul Statz 1993 Jim Gescheidle 1992 George Lendved 1991 Howard Po er
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2018 Scholarship Recipients
Scholarship Awards will be presented at the Saturday evening banquet
$2,000 M N M S Dayne Stuhr Dayne is a member of the White Thunder Riders Snowmobile Club and will be gradu‐ a ng from Hurley Senior High School in May of 2019. Dayne plans to a end the University of Wisconsin—Madison in the fall to study Biology. Dayne is the son of Tara Krall and Robert Stuhr.
$1,500 AWSC S Maxwell Wiley Maxwell is a member of the Winter Huskies Snowmobile Club and will be gradua ng from Winter High School in May of 2019. Maxwell plans to a end Western Technical College in the fall to study IT Technician. Maxwell is the son of Tammy and Clayton Wiley.
$1,500 S G S S Brenton Wolf Brenton is a member of the Oconto Falls Sno Jokers and will be gradua ng from Oconto Falls High School in May of 2019. Brenton plans to a end University of Wisconsin River Falls in the fall to study Dairy Science. Brenton is the son of Jess and Kurt Wolf.
$1,000 AWSC S Daikon Iverson Daikon is a member of the Pleasant Valley Rough Riders and will be gradua ng from Eau Claire Memorial High School in May of 2019. Daikon plans to a end the University of Wisconsin—Madison in the fall to study Mechanical Engineering. Daikon is the son of Kayna and Eric Iverson.
$500 T K A S S Makayla Konkol Makayla is a member of the Tomorrow River Snowmobile Club and will be gradu‐ a ng from Amherst High School in May of 2019. Makayla plans to a end Mid‐State Technical College to study nursing. Makayla is the daughter of Jennifer and Stephen Konkol.
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2018 Scholarship Recipients—cont
$500 K R S R , M C S Katelyn Loehrke Katelyn is a member of the Sawdust City Tree Dodgers Snowmobile Club and will be gradua ng from Weyauwega High School in May of 2019. Katelyn plans to a end University of Wisconsin River Falls to study Agriculture Educa on. Katelyn is the daughter of Rebecca & Keith Loehrke.
$300 K ’ S A E S Jaiden Schueller Jaiden is a member of the Snowrunners LTD Snowmobile Club and will be gradua ng from Cedar Grove‐Belgium High School in June of 2019. Jaiden plans to a end Marque e University to study Journalism or Adver sing. Jaiden is the daughter of Stefanie and Kevin Schueller.
$300 K ’ S A E S Loren Olson Loren is a member of the Cashton Snowblazers and will be gradua ng from Cashton High School in May of 2019. Loren plans to a end University of Wisconsin Eau Claire to study Business and Marke ng. Loren is the daughter of Heather and Doug Olson.
$300 K ’ S A E S Kaelyn Lewis Kaelyn is a member of the Presco Snow‐Bees and will be gradua ng from Presco High School in May of 2019. Kaelyn plans to a end the University of Minnesota Duluth to study Civil Engineering. Kaelyn is the daughter of Monica and John Lewis.
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Trail Pass Sta s cs 2018‐2019
Month of Sale AWSC Pass Go Wild Pass Non Resident Total Passes Sold Sold Sold Sold June 0 1,333 0 1,333
July 441 373 0 814
August 1,211 578 0 1,789
September 3,910 1,171 162 5,243
October 8,582 2,513 463 11,558
November 14,370 6,173 1,279 21,822
December 17,927 13,800 3,766 35,493
January 11,078 23,111 5,741 39,930
February 6,216 26,285 6,601 39,102
Totals 63,735 75,337 18,012 157,084
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AWSC Membership Totals ‐ Year End (2‐28‐19)
2018‐2019 Club Informa on
Total AWSC Clubs ...... 606
New Clubs (total includes) ...... 0
2018‐2019 Ac ve Membership as of 2‐28‐19
Primary members ...... 38,269
Commercial members ...... 1,205
Total AWSC Membership ...... 39,474
2015-2016 2016-2017 2017-2018 2018-2019
Total AWSC Clubs 625 615 613 606
Primary Members 40,264 40,334 39,363 38,269
Commercial Members 1,280 1,261 1,266 1,205
TOTAL MEMBERSHIP 41,554 41,595 40,629 39,474
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS ADAMS DELLWOOD-MOUNDVIEW SC 25 0 EASTON SNO SEEKERS 17 0 GRAND MARSH PATHFINDERS 29 8 JACK PINE SAVAGES SC - ADAMS 35 5 MONROE CENTER WINTER PALS SC 26 0 NEW HAVEN SNO STREAKERS 37 1 ROME SNO BANDITS 183 10 RUSTIC RIDGE RIDERS 85 0 TWIN VALLEY SNOWDRIFTERS 30 0
ASHLAND ASHLAND SNOWMOBILE CLUB 38 2 CLAM LAKE FOREST RIDERS 51 5 GLIDDEN SNO BEARS 20 7 PENOKEE MOUNTAIN RANGE RIDERS 74 7 SNO-DEMONS SC 20 0
BARRON BARRON SNOW BEARS 43 0 CHETEK SNOW FLYERS 80 0 ISLAND CITY SNOWMOBILERS 104 3 RICE LAKE SNOW & DIRT CLUB 83 11
BAYFIELD BARNESTORMERS SC 87 7 DRUMMOND SNO-JACKS 44 0 FROSTY'S VINTAGE RIDERS 31 4 NAMAKAGON TRAIL GROOMERS 296 11 SOUTH SHORE TRAIL S C 24 0 WASHBURN VALHELLERS 90 6 WHITE RIVER RAMBLERS SC 39 6
BROWN DENMARK NORSEMEN SC 97 0 GREENLEAF RIDERS 58 0 KNIGHT RIDERS SC - BROWN 12 0 LEDGEVIEW RIDERS SC 81 0 MIDNITE TRAIL RIDERS 89 0 SNO-BIRDS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 80 0 SUGARBUSH TRAIL TRAMPS 54 0 WEST DEPERE SNOW OWLS 63 0 WRIGHTSTOWN SNO-ROVERS 31 0
BUFFALO ALMA SNOW DRIFTERS OF WI INC 28 1 GLENCOE DRIFTERS 26 0 HILLTOP TRAILBLAZERS 19 0 MONDOVI-GILMANTON SNO BLAZERS 104 1 NELSON URNE SNOWMOBILE CLUB 20 0 RIVER VALLEY RIDERS 21 7 WAUMANDEE TRAILBLAZERS 25 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS BURNETT COZY CORNER TRAILS INC 52 3 LAKE COUNTRY RIDERS 145 8 LAKES & PINES SNO-TRAILS 141 20 PHANTOM TRAIL RIDERS 21 0 WONDERLAND INC 166 23
CALUMET CALUMET SNO-TRAILS 108 0 DEER RUN SNO-RIDERS 74 0 KIEL SNOWMOBILE CLUB 47 0
CHIPPEWA BACK 40 TRAIL RIDERS SC 58 8 BATEMAN SNO-RIDERS 23 0 BLOOMER SNO-HAWKS INC 120 0 CADOTT HALFWAY HIGH-RIDERS 57 0 CLEVELAND TRAILMATES 33 0 CROSS COUNTRY CRUISERS-CHIPPEWA 33 0 CROSS CUT SC 46 0 DELMAR SNOW GLIDERS 28 0 EAGLETON SNOW FLYERS 45 0 FLAMBEAU AREA TRAIL TENDERS 95 1 HALLIE EAGLES SC 18 0 HURON SNO GLIDERS 33 0 JIM TOWN RAIL RUNNERS 20 0 LAFAYETTE AREA SNOW TRAILS 21 0 LAKE WISSOTA TRAIL BLAZERS 24 0 PAINT CREEK SNO GOERS 19 0 RAINBOW RAIDERS 2 16 0 ROUGH RIDERS SC 42 0 STANLEY SNO-CHARGERS 38 0 WHEATON KNIGHT RIDERS 68 0
CLARK BOOM TOWN SNOW CHASERS 68 0 G W R RIDERS 85 0 LOYAL SNOW ANGELS SC 52 0 NEILLSVILLE-GRANTON TRAILBUSTERS 49 0 RIP RIDERS SC 32 3 THORP SNO-RAIDERS 29 0 TRAILBLAZERS SC 25 0
COLUMBIA ARLINGTON PRAIRIE DRIFTERS SC 125 0 CAMPER COUNTRY SNOW RIDERS 25 0 COLUMBUS/FALL RIVER SNO-BLAZERS 117 0 MOONLIGHTERS INC (THE) 58 2 ROCKY RUN RIDERS 23 0 SNO-HOPPERS OF DOYLESTOWN 14 0 WINNEBAGO RIDGE RUNNERS 57 0 YELLOW THUNDER SC 165 15
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS CRAWFORD CLIFFHANGERS SC 47 0 ROLLING GROUND/HILL-BILLY SC 20 0
DANE ASHTON RIDGE RUNNERS 33 0 BELLEVILLE SNO CATS 40 0 C P RIDERS SC 100 0 COTTAGE GROVE SNOWMOBILE ASSN/GROVE RID- ERS 36 0 COUNTY LINE SNO BUSTERS 72 0 GOLDEN TRIANGLE DRIFTERS 76 0 MARSHALL SNO-DRIFTERS 55 0 MT VERNON VALLEY RIDERS 47 0 OREGON SNO BLAZERS 75 0 PRAIRIE RIDERS SC - SUN PRAIRIE 47 0 SPEEDWAY SNOWMOBILE CLUB 38 0 UTICA-NORA AREA TRAILBLAZERS 91 0 VIKING SNOWDRIFTERS SC 70 0 WAUBESA SNOW BIRDS 27 0 WAUNAKEE WINTER WANDERERS 79 1 WHITE LIGHTNING SC 103 0
DODGE HORICON MARSH SC INC 33 0 JUNEAU SNOW MARAUDERS 35 0 LEROY KNOWLES COUNTRY RIDERS 41 0 LOWELL TRACKMASTERS 45 0 NEOSHO NOMADS SC 30 0 OBERLANDERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 29 0 RANDOLPH TRAIL BUSTERS 37 0 RIDGE & VALLEY CRUISERS 81 0 ROCK RIVER SC 60 0 SILVER CREEK RIDERS SC 47 0 SINISSIPPI TRAIL HAWKS SC 30 0 SNO-BLAZERS (FOX LAKE) SC 43 0 SNO-KATS OF BEAVER DAM 55 1 THERESA PIONEERS SC 73 0 TT RIDERS OF BURNETT 28 0 WATERLOO TRAIL TWISTERS 50 0
DOOR DOOR CENTRAL SNOWGOERS 38 22 DOOR DRIFTERS SC 60 13 DOOR PIONEER TRAILBLAZERS 77 10 RED RIVER RIDERS SC 32 0 SOUTHERN DOOR SNOW TRAVELERS 53 0 TOP O' THE THUMB SC 53 0 VILLAGERS SC 26 14
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS DOUGLAS 4 SEASONS RECREATIONAL CLUB 133 9 BRULE RIVER RIDERS 128 4 DRIFT DODGERS SC INC 46 0 GET-ER-DONE CLUB OF GORDON 73 4 JACKPINE RIDERS SC 23 3 SOUTH SUPERIOR STORMRIDERS 21 0 THIRSTDAY RIDERS ATV & SNOWMOBILE CLUB 12 0 WAINO RIDERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 56 0
DUNN BOYCEVILLE AREA SNO-JAMMERS 21 0 COLFAX SNO-DRIFTERS 19 0 DOWNSVILLE SNOWDRIFTERS 42 0 EAU GALLE LAKERS 32 0 ELK LAKE BLIZZARD BREAKERS 58 0 IRVINGTON WESTON HILLCLIMBERS 20 0 KANDA KRUISERS SC 16 0 KNAPP VALLEY RIDERS 26 0 MENOMONIE SNO-BLAZERS 24 0 RIDGELAND RIDGERUNNERS SC 44 5 TAINTER TRAIL TAMERS SC 40 0 VALLEY SNO GOERS SC 20 0 VISTA CRUISERS 21 0 WHEELER SNOWDRIFTERS 23 0
EAU CLAIRE AUGUSTA SNO DRIFTERS 29 2 BRACKETTEERS SC 77 11 BRUNSWICK BEAVERS 39 0 CLEGHORN SNOW DRIFTERS 39 1 PLEASANT VALLEY ROUGH RIDERS 14 4 SHERWOOD FORESTERS 41 3
FLORENCE FLORENCE COUNTY BLUE OX TRAIL RIDERS 73 0
FOND DU LAC BRANDON SNO-CUBS INC 65 0 CAMPBELLSPORT SNO-COUGARS 61 0 DOTYVILLE DRIFTERS INC 71 0 DRIFT JUMPERS SC 125 0 EDEN SNO BIRDS 10 0 FAIRWATER TRAILBLAZERS SC 36 0 FOND DU LAC SNOWFLYERS 40 0 HOLY LAND FLYERS, INC 174 0 N K M CROOKED TRAILS SC 59 0 RUFF RIDERS SC (FDL) 33 0 SILVER CREEK SNO-ODDERS SC 35 1 TWIN OAKS SC 50 1 WEST SHORE SNOW PISTONS 40 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS FOREST 100 MILE SNOW SAFARI 362 0 BLACKBEAR SPORTSMAN CLUB 19 0 LUMBERJACK MEMORIAL TRAILS 114 0 NORTHWOODS SNOW CHASERS 23 0
GRANT ARTHUR SC 27 1 BOSCOBEL SNO-STINGERS 18 0 CASSVILLE SKI-BUSTERS 17 0 CUBA CITY CUBES 19 0 DICKEYVILLE IDLE RIDERS 21 0 HAZEL GREEN SNOBIRDS 18 0 IG SNOCATS 62 0 KIELER SNOWMOBILE CLUB 57 0 MISSISSIPPI BLUFF RIDERS 27 8 MUSCODA SNOW SPORTS 35 0 PLATTEVILLE DRIFT BUSTERS SC 27 0 SNOOPY SNO-GOERS SC 27 4
GREEN BROOKLYN SNO-HORNETS 46 1 STATELINE TRAILBLAZERS 115 0
GREEN LAKE BERLIN RIVER RIDERS SC 130 0 MARKESAN SNO-DRIFTERS 52 0 PRINCETON SNO-BARONS 70 0 SNOSTREAKERS LTD 34 0
IOWA ARENA RIDGE RUNNERS INC 24 0 BARNEVELD TRAIL EAGLES 46 0 HELENA ROAD RUNNERS 15 0 HOLLANDALE SNOWDRIFTERS 68 0 RIDGEWAY RIDERS SC 35 0 T-RIDERS SC 44 0
IRON MERCER AREA SNO-GOERS 554 49 WHITE THUNDER RIDERS 192 59
JACKSON BARNYARD TRAILRIDERS 35 0 BLACK RIVER TRAIL RIDERS 41 0 HATFIELD ROADRUNNERS 23 0 WOODLAND RIDERS 12 0
JEFFERSON CONCORD CENTER CRUISERS 41 0 FORT DRIFTSKIPPERS SC 33 0 HEBRON BARK RIVER RIDERS 21 0 HELENVILLE HILLHOPPERS 24 0 HUBBLETON RIDERS INC 52 0 IXONIA/CONCORD EXPLORERS 73 0 JEFFERSON SNO-HAWKS 87 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS JEFFERSON JEFFERSON SNOWSTORMERS 57 0 JOHNSON CREEK RIDERS 39 0 PALMYRA RIDGE RIDERS 40 0 ROME SNO-BARONS 24 0 TWIN RIVER RIDERS 53 1 WATERTOWN SNOWMOBILE ASSN 18 0
JUNEAU CASTLE ROCK RIVER RUNNERS 50 6 ELROY HILLTOPPERS SC 19 1 LYNDON KNIGHTS SC 18 0 REDSTONE RIDERS SC 11 0 WINTER WANDERERS 124 4
KENOSHA BRIGHTON GHOST RIDERS 19 0 BRISTOL DRIFT BUSTERS SC 29 0 FALCON TRAIL BLAZERS 12 0 JESTERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 15 0 PRAIRIE RIDERS SC - KENOSHA 110 0 SNO-BLAZERS OF KENOSHA 22 0 THREE GUYS ON A 2 UP 12 0 TWIN RUNNERS 227 0
KEWAUNEE ALGOMA SNOW RIDERS 28 0 LUXEMBURG SPARTAN SC 29 5 MOONRIDERS SC 119 0
LA CROSSE BANGOR BLIZZARD BUSTERS INC 40 0 COULEE COMETS 32 0 COULEE SNO DRIFTERS 46 0 MINDORO COUNTRY CLASSICS 13 0 RIDGE RUNNERS SC 62 0 TABLE ROCK RIDERS 46 0
LAFAYETTE ARGYLE DITCH BANGERS 19 0 BLACK HAWK RIDERS S C 30 7 FAYETTE SNO GOERS 42 5
LANGLADE ANTIGO SNO-DRIFTERS INC 92 0 BRYANT RIDGERUNNERS 56 0 DEERBROOK BRIDGE RUNNERS 28 0 LILY SNO BIRDS INC 106 0 N WOOD BOULDER LAKE SNO-GOERS 58 0 PHLOX WINTER KNIGHTS 30 0 POLAR BLAZERS 37 0 SNO-DEVILS SC 361 0 TOMBSTONE PICKEREL (T.P.) S.C. 334 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS LINCOLN COPPER RIVER MIDNIGHT RIDERS 41 0 DEVILS CREEK STUMP JUMPERS 60 0 HOOLIGANS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 38 0 KNIGHT OWLS SC 208 0 L & L TREE DODGERS SC 63 3 NORTHWOODS PASSAGE 46 0 NORTHWOODS RIDERS SC 422 0 ROCK FALLS SNO DRIFTERS INC 16 0 ROCK ISLAND X-PRESS 20 0
MANITOWOC CLEVELAND SNOW HAWKS 48 3 COLLINS PARADISE SNO-RIDERS 42 0 INLAND SNOWBLAZERS 46 0 KETTLE RANGE SNOWRIDERS 99 0 LAKESHORE SNOWMOBILE CLUB 100 0 LOUIS CORNERS SNO-BIRDS 88 0 NEWTON SNO-SPORTS INC 75 0 VIKING SNO-RIDERS SC 59 0
MARATHON A & H SNO-MOBILERS INC 33 0 ATHENS SNO-PAK 44 0 EAU PLEINE RIDERS 48 1 ELDERON SNO-ANGELS 109 0 EMMET SNO-DRIFTERS 34 0 FRANKFORT FREEDOM RIDERS 34 0 GLANDON SNOW BARONS 55 0 GREEN VALLEY SNOWMOBILE & BOAT 60 0 HAMBURG RAINBOW RIDERS 24 0 HATLEY SC 48 0 KELLY SNOWSHOES SC 69 0 KRECJI CITY CRUISERS 15 0 LITTLE ROSE RIDERS 34 0 MIDNIGHT RIDERS INC 83 1 MOSINEE KK RIDERS 43 0 NUTTERVILLE SNOW NUTS 67 0 PEPLIN UNLIMITED SC 30 0 PIKE LAKE WILDERNESS 94 0 PONIATOWSKI DARE DEVILS 79 0 RIB KNIGHTS INC 71 0 RIB RIDERS 105 0 ROTHSCHILD URBAN AIRES 34 0 ROZELLVILLE WILDERNESS RIDERS 46 0 SHANTYTOWN SC 56 0 SPENCER SWAMPSTOMPERS 27 0 STRATFORD SNOW RUNNERS 63 0 TRAILMATES SC INC 262 0 WISCONSIN VALLEY SNO-JETS 32 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS MARINETTE BEAR POINT SNO-CRUISERS 134 17 COLEMAN/POUND (KUMALONG) SNO RIDERS 63 0 DUN-GOOD RIDERS 122 0 IRON SNOWSHOE INC 220 0 NEAR N ATHELSTANE TRL RIDERS 103 3 NEW LOW BUCK VINTAGE RIDERS 59 0 PEMENEE RIVER RIDERS SNOW & ATV/UTV CLUB, INC 57 0 RANGER CITY RIDERS INC 136 0 RIVER ROAD RIDERS 170 5
MARQUETTE ENDEAVOR FREEDOM RIDERS SC 32 0 MONTELLO YETIS SC 32 0 NESHKORO WHITERIVER E-Z RIDERS 21 0 OXFORD SNO-MADS SC 46 0 WESTFIELD WHITETRACKERS 43 0
MENOMINEE LEGEND LAKE CHANNEL KRUISERS 74 0
MILWAUKEE ROLLING DICE RIDERS 28 0
MONROE CASHTON SNOWBLAZERS 57 0 CATARACT TRAILBUSTERS 16 0 LEON VALLEY RIDERS 27 0 NITE-LITE SNOW GOERS 23 0 NORWALK TRAILRIDERS 74 3 OAKDALE AREA SNOWMOBILE ASSN 46 4 SPARTA TRAIL BLAZERS 59 7 TOMAH I-DIVIDERS 52 0 TRAIL CRUISERS SC 21 0 WARRENS TRAIL TWISTERS 52 0
OCONTO BAGLEY & BRAZEAU JOYRIDERS 132 0 CHASE SNO CHASERS 42 0 CHUTE POND SC INC 177 0 GILLETT SNO & ATV RIDERS 57 0 LENA SNOWDRIFTERS 67 0 OCONTO FALLS SNO JOKERS 93 0 PAUL BUNYAN RIDERS 207 0 RED ARROW SNOWMOBILE/ATV CLUB 393 0
ONEIDA HARSHAW WANDERERS SC 90 0 MINOCQUA FOREST RIDERS SC 400 0 NEW TOM SNO-FLEAS 213 1 NORTHERN LIGHTS SC 431 0 NORTHERN TRAILS UNLIMITED 129 0 RHINELANDER HODAG SNO-TRAILS INC 223 0 SUGAR CAMP SC 182 3 THA STROKES SC 25 0 WILLOW REGION SPORTSMAN CLUB 14 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS OUTAGAMIE APPLE CREEK SNOW RYDERS 61 0 B C RAIL RIDERS SC 52 3 DAIRYLAND SNOWMOBILERS 39 0 DALE TRAILBLAZERS 67 0 FOX VALLEY SNOW RIDERS 100 0 FREEDOM TRAILBLAZERS 158 0 GREENVILLE GREEN KNIGHTS 32 0 HILL & VALLEY RIDERS 41 0 ISAAR TRAIL RIDERS 49 0 LEEMAN TRAILBLAZERS 49 0 LOW BUCK VINTAGE RIDERS 13 0 NICHOLS GO-GETTERS 36 0 ONEIDA SWAMP STOMPERS 31 0 POLAR BEAR RIDERS SC 62 0 SHIOCTON SNOW CHIEFS SC 32 0
OZAUKEE MONTICELLO SNO-MOBILE CLUB 155 3 OZAUKEE SNO-DRIFTERS 19 0 SCHNEE KATZEN SC 50 0 SNOW RUNNERS SC 111 2 VILLAGE SNO SEEKERS 49 0
PEPIN ARKANSAW SC 21 0 DURAND SNOWMOBILE CLUB 35 1 LAKE PEPIN SNO-DUSTERS 24 0
PIERCE BAY CITY BLUFF BUSTERS 39 2 BELDENVILLE SC 84 0 PLUM CREEK POWDER PAVERS 40 0 PRESCOTT SNO-BEES 126 0 RIVER FALLS SC 45 0 RUSH RIVER TRAIL RIDERS 33 0 SNOW VALLEY RIDERS SC 29 0 TRIMBELLE HILL & VALLEY 53 1
POLK AMERY SNOWMOBILE CLUB 69 0 BALSAM AND BONE LAKE SNOCIABLES 39 0 CLEAR LAKE DITCH DUSTERS 42 0 EIO SNOWRIDERS 28 9 FOX CREEK S C 50 5 JACK PINE SAVAGES SC - POLK 40 0 JOELMOBILERS SC 17 0 LUCK SNOWMOBILE CLUB 29 0 MILLTOWN SNO ROVERS 19 0 OSCEOLA VALLEY SNO GOERS 120 1 POLK COUNTY KAOS CLUB 16 0 SNOW NEIGHBORS OF WEST SWEDEN 78 0 SNOWPACKERS OF POLK COUNTY 34 0 WILD RIVER HILL CLIMBERS 31 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS PORTAGE ALMOND SNO EAGLES 43 0 ARNOTT AREA STAR RIDERS 48 28 JUNCTION CITY SUNDOWNERS SC 70 1 PLOVER SPUDS ON SNOW 16 5 POK-A-SNOZ SC 64 8 POLONIA SNO-BO'S 35 0 ROSHOLT BLIZZARD BUSTERS 38 0 TOMORROW RIVER 74 0
PRICE CHAPARRALS SC 82 8 DRIFT SPLITTERS LTD 69 0 EISENSTEIN BUSHWACKERS 69 0 ELK RIVER PIONEERS SC LTD 101 0 FIFIELD SNO DROVERS 249 0 LUGERVILLE CHASERS 77 0 NORTHWOODS HI-RIDERS 93 5 PRENTICE BUSHBENDERS INC 101 12 SNO GYPSIES SC 50 0
RACINE BURLINGTON SNO SNOOPERS 41 0 CALEDONIA SNO BALLS 48 0 ES KI MOS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 20 0 GROVE SNOHAWKS SC 61 26 HIAWATHA SNO CHIEFS 13 0 RAYMOND TRAILBREAKERS 47 0 SNO LORDS OF CALEDONIA 55 0 TICHIGAN SNO-N-GO 127 0 WIND LAKE NORTH CAPE DRIFTERS SC INC 88 0
RICHLAND CAZENOVIA TRAIL RUNNERS 17 0 DAYTON RIDGE RUNNERS SC 45 1 PINE RIVER SNOWMOBILERS 10 0 RIDGE & VALLEY RENEGADES 22 0
ROCK CLINTON FENCE HOPPERS 54 0 COUNTRY RIDERS 69 0 EVANSVILLE SNO DEVILS 50 0 JANESVILLE SNOW CHIEFS 72 0 KOSHKONONG SC 22 0 MILTON SNOW RIDERS 29 0 OAKS RIDGE RIDERS 49 0 ROCK COUNTY SNOWBLOWERS 19 0 SUNDOWNERS SNOWMOBILERS 111 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS RUSK BLUE HILLS TRAILBLAZERS 21 0 DRIFTBUSTERS SC 39 0 HAWKINS SNO HAWKS 63 7 NEIGHBORLY SNO GOERS 33 0 SHELDON ROUGH RIDERS SC 24 0 WEYERHAEUSER SC 55 0
SAUK BARABOO RIVER RUNNERS 62 29 HILLCREST RIDERS SC 31 0 HONEY CREEK SC 79 1 MERRIMAC SNOWBUSTERS, INC 38 0 REEDSBURG SNOWMOBILERS 15 0 ROCK SPRINGS SC 17 0 WHITE MOUND SNO-KATS 23 0 WINFIELD WILDCATS 43 4
SAWYER BIRCHWOOD BOBCAT RIDERS 110 14 HAYWARD SNO MADS SC 100 23 LORETTA TRAILBLAZERS 49 5 MUSKY SNO & ATV COUNTRY INC 133 20 NORTHWEST RELIC RIDERS VINTAGE SC 95 5 SNO-TRAILS INC 209 31 WINTER HUSKIES 75 11
SHAWANO BIRNAMWOOD TRAIL RIDERS 37 0 BONDUEL POLAR BEARS 42 0 BOWLER BAY RIDERS 37 0 CECIL MOONLITE RIDERS 16 0 FOUR DAMS SNO-GOERS 51 0 KRAKOW HIGH NOON RIDERS 69 0 LUNDS SNOW BIRD CLUB 28 0 NAVARINO KNIGHT RIDERS 17 0 PULCIFER RIVERSIDE RIDERS 17 0 SHAWANO LAKE SNO-BLASTERS 33 0 SNO-RUNNERS SC 23 0 THORNTON TRAIL RIDERS 60 0 TIGER SNOWMOBILE CLUB 34 0 TILLEDA SNO-RIDERS 113 0 TRI COUNTY SNOW RIDERS 33 0 WITTENBERG TRAIL BLAZERS 45 0
SHEBOYGAN ADELL YETIS SC 37 0 APOLLO RIDERS SC 22 0 BATAVIA HILL & GULLY RIDERS 47 0 FIVE CORNERS SC 55 2 GREENBUSH KETTLE MORAINE TRAILBLAZERS SC 91 0 LAKESHORE DRIFTBUSTERS INC 122 0 NEW FANE KETTLE RIDERS INC 66 0
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Ac ve Membership by Club as of 2‐28‐2019
COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS SHEBOYGAN NIGHT FLIERS SC 40 0 PLYMOUTH SNOW RANGERS 125 0 SHEBOYGAN FALLS SNOW ASSN 39 0 UNITED SNOW BYRDS 40 1
ST CROIX 57 HILLS RIDGE RUNNERS 43 0 BALDWIN-WOODVILLE SNOHAWKS 37 0 BOARDMAN DRIFT BUSTERS 59 0 BURKHARDT SNOWDRIFTERS 27 0 COUNTRY CRUISERS SC 12 0 FOREST BRUSH BEATERS 28 0 HAMMOND SNOWDRIFTERS 24 0 HUDSON SNOW TRAILS UNLIMITED INC 68 0 NEW RICHMOND TRAILBLAZERS 58 1 ROBERTS KNIGHT RIDERS 69 0 SOMERSET SNO-SPORTS 67 0
TAYLOR BLACK RIVER ROCK DODGERS 105 0 CHELSEA SWAT SC 16 0 INTERWALD WANDERERS 59 6 JUMP RIVER RUNNERS SC 46 0 MOON LITE SNO-KATS 29 0 PINE CREEK RIDERS 29 0 SPIRIT LAKE NORTHWOODS RIDERS 42 0 STUMP JUMPERS SC 49 3 TIRED IRON VINTAGE RIDERS SC 12 0 WE WHITTLESEY WHIZZERS 80 0 WESTBORO SNO-DUSTERS 47 0 WESTSIDE TRAILWINDERS INC 49 0
TREMPEALEAU ARCADIA SNO-RIDERS 55 0 ELEVA-STRUM SNO-TREKKERS 46 0 ELK CREEK TRAILBLAZERS 20 0 G-E-T TRAILBLAZERS 88 0 INDEE SNOWRUNNERS 28 0 JACKSON-TREMPEALEAU RIDGERUNNER 72 0 OSSEO SNO-DRIFTERS 45 14 PIGEON SNO GLIDERS 12 0 PLEASANTVILLE DRIFT BUSTERS 18 0 WHITEHALL SNO-PACKERS 13 0
VERNON CHASEBURG COMMUNITY SNOWTRAILERS 85 0 COULEE TRACKS 'N TRAIL LTD 41 0 HILLSBORO TRAIL-BLAZERS 23 0 KICKAPOO VALLEY RIDERS 12 0 MT TABOR MOONLIGHT RIDERS 24 2 OCOOCH MOUNTAIN TRAIL RIDERS 32 0 VIROQUA RIDGE RUNNERS 31 0
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COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS VILAS BARNSTORMERS OF SAYNER 282 0 BOULDER JUNCTION SC 288 0 CONOVER SNO-BUDDIES INC 250 0 CROSS COUNTRY CRUISERS-VILAS 447 83 FROSTY SNOWMOBILE CLUB INC 172 9 MANITOWISH WATERS SNO-SKEETERS 263 34 NORTHERN HORNSHOE TRAILS 130 0 PHELPS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 151 0 SNO-BUNNIES SC 229 16 SNO-EAGLES INC 405 0 ST GERMAIN BO-BOEN SC 1113 1
WALWORTH BLIZZARD BUZZARDS SC INC 61 0 DARIEN SUNSET RIDERS 72 0 DELAVAN-WILLIAMS BAY SNO-BUDDIES, INC 30 0 EAST TROY SNOW TROJANS 43 1 ELKHORN SNO DRIFTERS 57 0 GENASNOERS SC 32 0 LAKE BEULAH DRIFT SKIPPERS 103 0 LAKES DRIFT RIDERS SC 23 0 LAUDERDALE LAKERIDERS 45 0 LYON'S SNO-BUMS 31 0 SHARON DRIFT SKIPPERS SC 16 0 WHITEWATER SNOSEEKERS 43 0
WASHBURN MINONG TRAILS 41 0 ROLLING HILLS SC 147 0
WASHINGTON ACKERVILLE SC 32 0 ALLENTON SNOW PACERS INC 28 0 GERMANTOWN SNO-DRIFTERS SC 21 0 HARTLAKE SC 59 0 HILL & GULLY SNOW RIDERS 76 0 JACKSON MOONLIGHTERS 61 0 KETTLE MORAINE SC 34 0 KEWASKUM SNO-CHIEFS 47 1 KOHLSVILLE KRUISERS SC 126 0 NABOB PRAIRIE RIDERS 139 0 PLAT 5 SC 23 0 ST LAWRENCE SAINTS SC 38 0 WEST BEND KETTLE TRAILBLAZERS 48 0
WAUKESHA BOGG MASTERS SLED RIDERS SC 42 0 DOUSMAN SNOW TROOPERS 21 0 FLAKE CHASERS 37 0 GOLDEN LAKE - GLIDE SC 10 0 KETTLE MORAINE RIDERS 52 0 LAC LA BELLE COONEY RIDERS 32 0
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COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS WAUKESHA LAKE COUNTRY LAST CALL SC 11 0 MUSKEGO ICETRONAUTS 31 0 NORTH LAKE NOMADS LTD 66 0 PEWAUKEE MOON SHINERS SC 24 0 SCHNEELAUFERS SC 44 0 SNOBIRDS SNOWMOBILE CLUB 63 0 SNO-SNOOPS SC 26 0 SUBURBAN SNO-HAWKS 51 3 SUSSEX SLED BUGS 72 0 THROTTLE JOCKEYS 45 0
WAUPACA BEAR CREEK TRAIL-N-TRACK 64 0 CLOVER BARES SC 42 0 COUNTY LINE TRAIL BLAZERS 60 0 INVADERS SC OF FREMONT 58 0 IOLA NORSEMEN SC 58 0 MARION WINTER WANDERERS 59 0 NORTHPORT SNOW RIDERS 112 0 SCANDINAVIA VIKINGS SC 42 0 SUGAR BUSH DRIFTERS 22 0 SYMCO TRAILBLAZERS 40 0 TRUCK CITY RIDERS INC 13 0 TWIN COUNTY RIDERS 24 0 WINTER WOLVES SC 21 0 WOLF RIVER RANGERS 54 0
WAUSHARA AURORA SNOW BLAZERS SC 19 0 BORTH TRAIL TWISTERS SNOWMOBILE & ATV CLUB 41 0 COLOMA PATHFINDERS INC 88 5 METZ RIDGE RUNNERS INC 43 0 MID STATE SNOWDRIFTERS 75 0 RICHFORD RIDGE RIDERS 14 4 SAWDUST CITY TREE DODGERS SC 44 0 SNO-ROVERS SC 73 16 TRI-COUNTY SNO DRIFTERS 35 0
WINNEBAGO CRUISING PATHS 10 0 DRIFTERS SC INC 74 3 EUREKA SC 29 0 KNIGHT RIDERS SC-WINNEBAGO 18 0 OMRO DRIFTBUSTERS 21 0 POYGANAIRES SC 46 0 SNO-SCATS SC 47 0 SPRINGBROOK PIT STOPPERS 28 0 WAUKAU DRIFT SKIPPERS 21 0 WINNEBAGO SNO PIONEERS 55 0 WOLF RUNNERS SC 28 3 WOLFFS PACK SC 63 0
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COUNTY CLUB NAME MEMBERS COMMERCIALS WOOD AUBURNDALE NITE OWL SC 39 0 WOOD BAKERVILLE SNO-ROVERS 100 0 WOOD KELLNER KNIGHTS SC 146 0 WOOD RUDOLPH RIVER ROVERS 30 1 WOOD RUSTY STUD RIDERS 10 0 WOOD SUNSET DRIFTERS 29 0 WOOD VESPER SNOW DRIFTERS SC 72 0 WOOD YELLOW RIVER RIDERS 47 0
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Blue Mounds State Park Master Plan Revision Informa on
The DNR has announced they are ini a ng the planning process for the Blue Mound State Park Master Plan Revision. It will begin with a scoping process that will ask what needs to be considered in the new Plan. The result of this process will be a master plan that replaces the exis ng 1984 master plan.
People are also encouraged to visit the Blue Mound State Park Master Plan website by going to the DNR website, dnr.wi.gov searching keywords "property planning" and Blue Mound State Park under "Property‐ based plans in progress".
You can access the online survey and provide input by clicking on this link: h ps://survey123.arcgis.com/ share/a44b9cf3153842f287857cd98864cb16 This survey provides an opportunity to support a snowmobile connector trail from the Military Ridge State Trail to the regional trail network on private lands north of the park. Snowmobiles currently use the Mound Park Road right‐of‐way for this connec on and we are asking for a safer, more enjoyable trail through the Park.
Comment through the survey will be accepted through March 26, 2019.
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Saturday Bus Informa on
Vintage Snowmobile Museum, New Franklin, WI
Sign up for buses at registra on.
Bus will leave from hotel lobby the following mes:
Bus 1—1:15 p.m.
Bus 2—1:45 p.m.
Bus 3—TBD if there is enough interest
Ken’s Sports—Kaukauna, WI
Bus will leave from hotel lobby on the hour from 11:00 a.m.—2:00 p.m.
Bus departs Ken’s on the half hour from 11:30 a.m.—2:30 p.m.
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Do You Know How Workshop & Conven on Loca ons Are Selected? These loca ons are voted on by your County Director at the Directors Mee ng three years in advance .
2019 Workshop October 25‐27, 2019 The Radisson Paper Valley Hotel (920) 733‐8000 Appleton – www.radisson.com
2020 Conven on March 20‐22, 2020 Madison Marrio West (608) 831.2000 Madison – www.marrio .com
2020 Workshop October 23 ‐ 25, 2020 The Radisson Paper Valley Hotel (920) 733‐8000 Appleton – www.radisson.com
2021 Conven on March 26—28, 2021 The Radisson Hotel & Conference Center Green Bay—(800)333‐3333 / (920) 494‐7300 www.radisson.com/greenbaywi
2021 Workshop October 22—24, 2021 Wilderness Resort Wisconsin Dells—(800) 867‐9453 www.wildernessresort.com
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