Stopping a snowmobile without injury

[dave1949]

Yikes Jay! You planning an Atlantean Burning Man Festival,:laughing: or just freaking the neighbors out?

 

[J F]

And say they were justified 'cause it wasn't posted. :laughing: I better go post my lawnmower before it disappears...don't want it to be my fault it was stolen.

 

[J F]

Yikes Jay! You planning an Atlantean Burning Man Festival,:laughing: or just freaking the neighbors out?

Just tryin' to melt some ice.

 

[lockhaven]

if building that melts ice and snow, where can I get some straw?

 

[J F]

Well...you do have to actually burn it too. Or at least it works much better that way.

 

[J F]

Of course down in the south, that just might bring up some other bad imagery, so I'll just let him be.

 

[MNBobcat]

You guys are trying to justify trespassing.

Actually, no. We're addressing the topic which has nothing to do with the right or wrong of trespassing or trespassing laws.

Let me ask you a direct question -- he purportedly has snowmobilers on his property and doesn't want them there, how do you propose he solves the problem? I'm curious to hear if you have a solution that hasn't been discussed.

 

[elkdraw]

What does that have to do with people driving off the river onto the OP's property?

I was replying to the question about stopping snowmobiles not riding on a river.:thumbsup:

 

[MossRoad]

Actually, no. We're addressing the topic which has nothing to do with the right or wrong of trespassing or trespassing laws.

Let me ask you a direct question -- he purportedly has snowmobilers on his property and doesn't want them there, how do you propose he solves the problem? I'm curious to hear if you have a solution that hasn't been discussed.

The topic has shifted from physically stopping snowmobiles in motion to the morals of trespassing.

 

[kevin37b]

You guys need pallets in the fields .