Backwoods Savage Or Quads I Dare You...

Git yer pics up

:lol: :coolcheese: WOW. That is all I can say.

Both, I can see Sav driving with Quads skiing behind with his malls strap to his feet for ski's.



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Vertically, or horizontally?

That would be the time Sav wOOd have to change and go horizontal.

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Quads & Dennis are "way to smart" to do it when the water is soft & easy, like in the sumer.
They'll wait till January, the water is allot "harder" & they'll drive on their lakes for miles.
May even stop & fish
Don't see any fishing poles with the guys on the video.

I've seen that one and it amazes me. I'd seen it done many times with snowmachine but not atv. Quads and I have the wrong type of machine for that but if he wants to try it, I'll strap on some skis and he can tow me across.

BB is right. At our age, horizontal is in the past. :lol:

Did that on a dirt bike at the dunes in Oklahoma. It's very intimidating to be WOT in 5th gear heading for the water. After getting the hang of it we would wait until some people came riding by the water. We'd fly down the dune hit the water skim across and take off. It really surprised them to see it.

:bug: Very impressed by that. I had no clue that could be done. Last time I hit the water going that fast it was the San Lorenzo river in an APC. We slowed down very fast and the driver nearly drowned he said.

Quads would do it pulling his little sled full of Oak rounds behind him and swinging his old maul in the air.

FBF, I got a chuckle out of that, I can picture the Quads doing that, you nailed it.


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Dennis, Iskiatomic has plenty of skis to spare. Just give us a shout and we'll be there for the show.


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Doug, how are you and KC doing with the wood?

Hi Dennis,

We're doing very well. We've been spending our weekends together collecting and splitting.
Kenny is a huge help, gets me motivated.

We've collected approximately 5+ cords since the fluke snow storm hit.
Some is still at Kenny's house, some is here at mine. We split a trailer full today and one yesterday.
Both trailers are sitting in my back yard waiting to be stacked.

Kenny has a friend who owns a tree service who dumped a load here at my house also, Kenny guesses it's about 2 cords worth.
Kenny says we can't stop until I have about 8-10 cords.

We'll be sure to post some pictures on Hearth pretty soon!

Take care,
Doug.

I've got a KFX400 and live next to a lake, any bets? :coolgrin: