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News Report on the footings
DANGER!!!! BE AWARE!!!
There are hundreds of concrete transmission line footings on, near, or crossing the Sakakawea Fence Stretchers Trail Association trail system. These footings are made of concrete, 4 to 6 feet in diameter with more than 20 steel anchor bolts sticking up from the concrete, they are only 1 to 3 feet above ground level so they will become buried in the snow with very minimal snow cover and will become impossible to see, be very careful if you venture off the trail, it could be deadly if you hit one with your snowmobile, until the structures are erected there is currently no way to see them once covered. if you stay on the trail and follow the signage you will be fine, if you go off trail that is where the hazards are hiding. We are currently talking with the power company to hopefully get these off trail footings marked in some manner to make them visible when snow covered. If you ride in the area of the SFS trail please review the map below so you know the areas of concern .
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rocky mountain rob kincaid 1973-2020
Team Arctic Cat Rider Robert Kincaid was killed in an avalanche April 3rd, 2020 while snowmobiling in the Idaho backcountry, he was a professional back country snowmobiler, competed in the X-Games and a world champion of hillclimb racing. He was a devout family man and an avid outdoorsman and a well respected ambassador to the sport of snowmobiling, he would sled with anyone, whether you were a beginner, trail rider or an experienced backcountry rider.
A quote from Rob the day before his death “If I die tomorrow, I have done more in my life than most men dream of”- Rob Kincaid 04-02-2020
Ride the shining snow white hills of heaven Rob. RIP and God Speed
Rob Kincaid Videos and Tributes
https://youtu.be/JTRYzOAxL3Yhttps://youtu.be/6GrZcn5XBRghttps://youtu.be/bkYx4GauOsAhttps://youtu.be/_V6oRKYQpkIhttps://youtu.be/RljRCQ83ccchttps://youtu.be/-vraC1fmPawhttps://youtu.be/NyFdi1Cl2NYhttps://youtu.be/wcrchsWkL3w
The Blair Morgan Story
From triumph to tragedy and overcoming the odds for Snocross, Motocross and X-Games Champion
https://youtu.be/TI01aI1F7Pg
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https://youtu.be/g3I9bFBWhjEhttps://youtu.be/EWFOd_9DYb8https://youtu.be/OdOXnQuci8w
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https://youtu.be/SNzT3SaWrnIhttps://youtu.be/DneKP1BlqRMhttps://youtu.be/Rby3aVn6Qo8https://youtu.be/oX3Bwmidp2ghttps://youtu.be/FBkNz9v7nfwhttps://youtu.be/eOTO7-3ih8U