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Minnesota Snowmobiling is the official publication of the Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA). The publication is a benefit of membership in MnUSA ($35 annual membership).
MnUSA Executive Board
President Mike Clevenger
Vice President Scotty Harder
Secretary Janet Widness
Treasurer Gordon Heitke Director at Large Scott Wakefield
Past Presidents
Scott Wakefield, Greg Sorenson, Rod Seibel, Mark Kavanaugh, Gayle Quistgard, Mark Steinmueller, Keith Twombly, Terry Hutchinson, Curt Berg, Harold Brace, Bob Linn, Diane Wallenta, Jeff Mausolf, Bob King, Larry Shepherd, Bill Kullberg, LeRoy Strehlo, Tom Decker, Mary Violett, Allen Eglinton, Al Lalim, Harold Tomkins
Minnesota Snowmobiling (ISSN 1085-1054) is published seven times a year for $14 in September, October, November, December, January, February, and March by Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association, 14000 Sunfish Lake Blvd. NW, Ste. L, Ramsey, MN 55303. Periodicals Postage Paid at Fargo, ND and at additional mailing offices.
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From the Editor Scott Wakefield
Knock-knock. Who’s there? La Niña. La Niña Who? La Niña, you know the snowy season!
That’s right and widely reported, we are currently in a weak La Niña, which is expected to run through the winter season, when we will transition to a neutral position, like we have been since February of 2025. But, just to be sure, still do your snow-dance. In this issue of Minnesota Snowmobiling we will give an extensive review of the MnUSA Fall Workshop, put on by Region 8 and held in the Twin Cities, which was well attended with great education sessions. Elections were held, and your new Executive Board is your old Executive Board! Thanks for seeing this transition through to a modern age.
Besides “What’s Cookin’” and “Little-Known Facts,” look for great Christmas gift ideas in this issue.
I did get a chance to meet with Congressman Brad Finstad for lunch the other day in Wayzata and discussed our CRP issue. Working with John, his staff person in DC, I did get a personal phone call about the denial of our changing of the word “annually” to “once” and received an official letter shortly there after of the same. We will continue to work on making this change.
Premium Clubs were approved by the BOD on Sunday at the Board of Directors meeting at the Fall Workshop. Contact me about specifics, and the advantages of being a proud MnUSA club!
Looking back in time (like March of 1991), it’s reported that (ISA) the International Snowmobile Association, a pioneering snowmobile organization based in northern Minnesota, has formally merged with the Minnesota United Snowmobilers Association (MnUSA). Former ISA members sit on the current MnUSA Board of Directors and worked closely with MnUSA to re-write the bylaws. MnUSA President Bill Kullberg said, “with the merger of ISA and MnUSA we will have a strong northern representation.” Kullberg continued, “Now that Minnesota is represented by just one snowmobiler organization, there will be clear benefits.” ISA was organized in 1959 in Ely, MN, and ISA formally incorporated on March 17, 1961. A little history for you all!
Pray for snow, do your snow dance, and bring on La Niña for her snowy performance!
Mike Clevenger
With fall mostly behind us, the focus is on trail preparation and signage. Trails open December 1st for the upcoming snow season.
Fall is always a busy time of year starting out with the kickoff of Hay Days. Clubs are starting to meet and make plans for the upcoming snow season. There were numerous events throughout fall all around Minnesota. It seems like there was an event every weekend during September and October, including the MnUSA Annual Fall Meeting and elections.
Region 8 was this year’s host for the event held at the Minneapolis Marriott West. They did a tremendous job with this year’s event. There were great seminars throughout Saturday afternoon for everyone who was in attendance.
The weekend started out with a Friday evening gathering with good company and pizza for all who attended. Saturday started with the General Membership meeting and elections of the executive officers for the 2025-2026 snow season.
The DNR was in attendance with information and forecast for the upcoming grant-in-aid (GIA) benchmarks and payments. With the non-payment of the third benchmark in 2025 there will be funding for the first and second
benchmarks in the upcoming season. The third and fourth benchmarks will be determined by snowmobile registration and renewals. This is greatly dependent on snow.
With that being said, there was a great presentation from a DNR climatologist who, using current data, has forecasted a near normal to slightly better than average snow season. He made it very clear that he was not a weatherman. Climatologists look at the current data and trends from around the world and make their best assumption from this data. Nothing is a guarantee, but it looks to be a better snow season than the last two winters have been.
We continued the afternoon with training on the new MnUSA membership platform. This was a well-attended class and very helpful. Keep your eyes open for other training opportunities throughout the state. The day finished with a great meal and live entertainment from the Backseat Boogie Band (Doug Franzen).
Sunday was the MnUSA State Board of Directors meeting before heading home. As a result of the elections on Saturday, your current Executive Board was re-elected for another term. We are here to help where we can so don’t be afraid to reach out to anyone of us. Thank you for your confidence in the Executive Board and we will continue to work for this organization to the best of our abilities.
Good luck this fall getting ready for this year’s snow season. As I am writing this, there is talk of our first snow of the season (at least in southern Minnesota). I know the northern most part of the state has already had their first sighting of the great white stuff. We are all looking forward to seeing you on the trails. Safe travels!
President Mike Clevenger-XM 7302 NW 97th Ave Morristown, 55052 507-838-5713 cmclevenger3@gmail.com
Vice President
Scotty Harder-XM 13126 Jenkins Dr. Becker, MN 55308 612-860-0606 sharder67@msn.com
Treasurer
Gordon Heitke - XM 2270 300th Ave Mora 55051 763-234-6712 gheitke@gmail.com
Secretary
Janet Widness - XM 43390 220th St Clitherall 56524 218-731-6126 jwstulk@prtel.com
Director-At-Large
Scott Wakefield -XM 12620 Co Rd 30 Waconia 55387 612-483-5638 oliver1650@icloud.com
By-Laws: Rick Johnson-XM · 612-839-0956
Communications: Scott Wakefield-XM · 612-483-5638
Charity/Awards:
Janet Widness-XM · 218-731-6126
Elections/Nominations: Scott Wakefield-XM • 612-483-5638
Fund Raising: Scotty Harder-XM · 612-860-0606
Land Access: OPEN
Legislative/DNR/Trails: Terry Hutchinson-XM · 612-581-6627
Membership/Booth: OPEN
Merchandise: Dick Theis · 763-494-3838
Safety: Mike Banovetz
Site Selection: Mark LaBaw-XM · 952-221-2564
Website: Randy Vannet
Region 1
Dale Dahlen, 2321 Pebble Beach Rd NW East Grand Forks, 56721, 218-791-6679 dodahlen@ hotmail.com
Mike Boucher, 27528 230th St SW, Crookston 56716 218-280-3385 mjb86@yahoo.com
Gail Friborg, 37857 Fairground Rd Bagley, 56621, 218-694-2840 pfgf@gvtel.com
Jeff Lovold, 603 2nd Ave SE, Roseau 56751 218280-1941
Aaron Swanson, 10218 Beverly Dr NW, Bemidji, 56601; 218-689-6686 aaronleeswanson@gmail.com
Region 2
Troy Johnson, 218-390-0046 tntjohnson547@hotmail.com
Randy Vannet, 218-244-6797 randy.vannet@gmail.com
Jerry Kujala-XM, 218-750-2234 jdkujala@gmail.com
Cindy Hansmann, 218-301-9496 cindy.hansmann@frontier.com
Mike Banovetz, 218-235-9969 mbanovetz2009@yahoo.com
Nicole Pankratz, 218-780-3853 pankratz.nicole@yahoo.com
Ken Eckel, 612-910-5363
Region 3
Tom Jann, 21668 Peterson Creek Dr Deerwood, 56444, 218-839-1230 lakejann@gmail.com
Allen Beumer, 10234 410th Ave Hillman, 56338, 320-355-2257 abeumer1845@gmail.com
John Olmscheid, PO Box 160 Elrosa, 56325, 320-250-3271 johnolmscheid43@gmail.com
Jerry Larson, 9855 Hall Ave NE Monticello, 55362 , 763-772-7462 majesticproservices@gmail.com
Pete Wagener, 8555 Jason Ave NE Monticello, 55362, 612-501-8992 ptwent@hotmail.com
Region 4
Sheri Gades-XM, 103 5th St N Danvers, 56231, 320-760-3526 gades@fedteldirect.net
Rodney Boesch, PO Box 337, Amboy 56010 507-340-2820 rod.boesch@boeschcrt.com
Jeff Kack-XM, PO Box 55 Appleton, 56208, 320-289-1069 jkack@mchsi.com
Dick Kuttner, 522 Shady Ridge Rd NW Hutchinson, 55350, 320-587-6536 richardk@hutchtel.net
Region 5
Paul Maruska, 26276 Drexel Ave, New Prague, 56071, 952-212-2293 ptmaruska81@gmail.com
Bill Gehn, Red Wing, 651-388-7541 william_gehn@hotmail.com
Coy Borgstrom, 20 E Veterans Memorial Hwy, Kasson, 55944, 507-251-1199 coy3911@gmail.com
Mike Brandt, 2600 6th Ave NW, Austin, 55912, 507-460-2002 brandtmj@live.com
Brad Thacher, 55 1st Ave SW, Harmony, 55939, 586-899-0810, Brad.Biker@ATT.net
Bruce Wemette, 18379 Marie Dr, Houston, MN 55943, Bwemette@gmail.com, 507-450-8802
Region 6
Bill Prinsen, 5011 121 St N, White Bear Lake 55110, 651-260-8508 billprinsen@hotmail.com
Jeremy Goebel 11210 7th St S, Cottage Grove 55016 651-308-0398 goebeljeremy1985@gmail.com
Ed Koenigs, 19460 Bauer Circle, Hastings, MN 55033, 651-437-3531 edkoenigs@hotmail.com
Ken Zak, 20629 Kenrick Ave, Lakeville, 55044, 952-469-2246 kjnbaa@frontier.net
Region 7
Randy Laberge-XM, 5424 Lax Lake Rd Silver Bay, 55614, 218-353-7697 dandrlaberge@hotmail.com
Ryan Boe, 5146 Jean Duluth Rd Duluth 55803, 218-349-5578 ryanboe@hotmail.com
Dan Hamilton, Duluth, 651-398-2461 danielhamilton@aol.com
Rick Johnson-XM, 4353 Briarwood Ln, Hopkins, 55343, 612-839-0956 rick@teampro.net
Phillip Lockett, 218-348-9161 lockettphillip@yahoo.com
Scott Seeley, Two Harbors 218-830-1028, srseeley1@gmail.com
Gary Vezina, Duluth 218-722-2852
Bill Ylatupa-XM, 43 Garden Dr Silver Bay, 55614, 218-220-8189 ylatupa2@gmail.com
Region 8
Dick Theis, 20575 Co Rd 10 Hamel, 55340, 763-494-3838 dickt.barbc@gmail.com
Randy Baudler, 9259 FoxlineDr N Corcoran, 55340, 763-420-5526 rbslawn@gmail.com
Mark LaBaw-XM, 1471 Independence Ave Chaska, 55318, 952-221-2564 mlabawstillafishn@yahoo.com
Tim Pommier, 1683 Sage Lane, Shakopeee, MN 55379, 612-801-3250 tpommier@comcast.net
Region 9
Steve “Woody”Widness-XM, 43390 220th St Clitherall, 56524, 218-731-1286 jwstulk@prtel.com
Jeff Alberts, 17321 Otto Zeck Rd, Detroit Lakes 56501, 218-847-1241, mtnmtrs@arvig.net
Greg Strommen, 1112 62nd Ave N, Moorhead, 56560, 701-212-7002, gstromm165@gmail.com
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Scotty Harder
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year! It’s the beginning of November as I’m writing this for the December issue, but you get the drift! Trail work is in full swing and some of us are holding up until after during deer hunting season to finish up. Flurries are in the forecast, and the temps are dropping, so hopefully the stars are aligning for a good if not great snow year… I’m still hopeful! Thank you for trusting me to continue as your Vice President. I will do whatever I can to help you or your club succeed.
We had a good time at the Fall Conference. A lot of good information was shared, and we had a good turnout for the Membership Management Training. In November I attended the Region 3 meeting and Member Management Training. We had a nice turnout, and a lot of questions were asked, including one on one training after the seminar. I would really like to see other regions follow suit here and schedule a training seminar as well.
The four events each year that are put on by regions, clubs and trail associations, are for all members of MnUSA, not just the Directors. Rendezvous is coming up, and the E-Board is hosting this one at South Shore and Double Tree Hotel in Bemidji, MN. I’m truly hoping to see a lot of people at the Winter Rendezvous this year, especially since this is where we get to ride snowmobiles and enjoy each other’s company.
With that said, we need somebody to step up and start planning the next few years of events. I’m currently working on the Spring Meeting myself, and next year’s Fall Conference is well underway. So, somebody please start working on next year’s Winter Rendezvous, as this event can be profitable and exciting but will take time
to organize. If you are interested in hosting, please reach out to either me or Mike Clevenger, and we will help you get started.
Raffle calendar update: As of Oct. 26, all 6,000 calendars have been distributed to 64 clubs. If you haven’t received yours yet, I’m coordinating with the clubs that still have them in hopes of helping sell all the calendars. I’m very sorry if you or your club have missed out this year, but please understand that we ordered 500 more calendars this year than last, and not all of them were distributed last year, so I felt we were covered. I assure you that we will evaluate this situation and plan to order an appropriate number so that nobody misses out next year. Please be patient with us as we work this out.
To all the men, women, children and clubs who volunteer to support our sport…thank you!
I look forward to seeing you on the trails!
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As winter sports enthusiasts, we eagerly await the snowy season for the adrenaline rush of snowmobiling. The feeling of the cold air rushing past, the sight of the unspoiled white landscapes—it’s a winter wonderland waiting to be discovered. Amidst the excitement and adventure, it’s essential to ensure that you’re properly protected with snowmobile insurance. Here are a few reasons why snowmobile insurance is a wise decision.
The most signi cant bene t of snowmobile insurance is the peace of mind it brings. Knowing that you’re covered in case of unexpected events allows you to fully immerse yourself in the winter experience. Focus on the breathtaking landscapes and the adrenaline rush of riding, without the nagging worry of potential nancial setbacks.
Your snowmobile is a valuable investment that deserves protection. With comprehensive and collision coverage, you can rest easy knowing that repair or replacement costs will be covered in the event of certain damage, theft, or accidents. Keep your ride in top condition without breaking the bank.
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Accidents can happen, even to the most experienced riders. Snowmobile insurance offers liability coverage, protecting you from the nancial implications of thirdparty injuries or property damage, up to speci ed limits. You can relax and have fun in your winter activities, whether riding on trails or exploring the backcountry, when you have the right protection.
Homeowners insurance may provide some coverage for your snowmobile, but it often has limitations and can have a more costly deductible. A dedicated snowmobile insurance policy ensures that you’re adequately covered speci c to your needs.
Policies can provide off-premises and permissive use, allowing you to con dently have friends and family drive your snowmobile occasionally. You also have the option to add minor operators as drivers, so you can rest easy knowing that you have the right protection if something goes wrong.
Since no two snowmobilers are alike, snowmobile insurance lets you choose your own coverage options. You can customize your policy to include things like accessory and custom parts/equipment coverage to provide protection if you’ve made enhancements or upgrades to your snowmobile. This way, you can be sure that your insurance plan matches your speci c needs.
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by Christian Franzen
It seems everyone has their own New Year. There is the traditional New Year on January 1, which for me is generally resolving to drop 10 pounds and finding out where my money goes to. Minnesota lobbyists have a legislative new year and that is the start of the 2026 session on February 17.
Perhaps for Minnesota snowmobilers the real New Year is upon us! December 1 is when trails can be opened and our season begins. If you visit mnusa.org there is an active countdown clock down to the second. At this year’s fall workshop in the Twin Cities, our legislative committee and general membership meetings approved our legislative resolutions which are as follows:
• We will continue to move the sales tax exemption for materials used in the construction and maintenance of our trails. Our bill remains active in the Senate Tax committee since last year;
• We will continue to fight for a specialized snowmobile license plate for automobiles;
• We have given conceptual support for DNR enforcement legislation to fight AI-enabled fraud resulting in false registrations and fake stickers. MnUSA will review the actual language of this bill before giving our final approval;
• MnUSA will once again host a reception for our legislators.
Recently there were two special elections in Senate district 29 and 47 because of the death of one incumbent Senator and the felony conviction of another. These elections were won by one Republican and one Democrat, so the Democrats retain their one-vote majority.
Now that the Senate seats are filled by the November election, there are two vacancies in the House. The special election for these seats is January 27. The coming legislative session will be a short, non-budget year before an election. With that said what comes of this session may resemble the snow of 2024 2025! There will be more detailed information to come in next month’s legislative issue.
With the December 1st New Year upon us it would be fitting to accomplish our own December resolutions – like sending in our registrations and having our trail passes ready for the opening day.
As a postscript, make sure to check out our website (mnusa.org) and go to the resources page and get updated on everything from current regulations, safety, trail conditions and the statues that apply to the landowners that make our trails possible.
by Scott Wakefield
I had the opportunity to have lunch with Congressman Brad Finstad in mid-October after receiving a denial letter of our MnUSA initiative to change the policy wording in the CRP document to say “Once” vs. the current word “Annually” as it relates to reporting requirements. Rep. Finstad was very understanding from our viewpoint and was supportive in providing a letter from his office supporting our position.
An additional point was supported by former State Executive Director Perry Aasness, who attended the same luncheon, stated to me that, “Kurt can handle this at the state level and is what I would’ve done when I was in the position.”
MnUSA will continue to work with Finstad staff in DC and reach out to additional congressional members to get this, simple in our minds, changed for the betterment of our local MnUSA clubs.
The American Council of Snowmobile Associations (ACSA) began in 1994 and continues today to be the Voice for Snowmobilers on National Issues.
The State Snowmobile Associations make up the Board of Directors, along with the elected officers. The current officers include:
President Dave Newman from Wisconsin. Dave served as ACSA VP for 2 years and most recently served as President of the Association of Wisconsin Snowmobile Clubs for 9 years. Dave was self-employed and is an avid snowmobiler, searching for snow when necessary!
Vice President Stan Stutheit comes from Nebraska, where he has served as President, Vice President and Treasurer. Stan comes with a John Deere Farm Equipment Dealership background and has also served as the director for the North America Equipment Dealers Association. Stan always travels to find the snow, from South Dakota to Montana, Wyoming and Colorado.
Serving as Secretary/Treasurer is Len Neisler from Indiana. Len has served in many different roles with the Indiana Snowmobilers Association and has been serving as the ACSA Secretary/Treasurer, a natural position with his Financial Planner background. Len loves to ride and can often be found on the trails somewhere in the Midwest—or as far as Quebec!
Immediate Past President Bert Miller hails from Cody, Wyoming, where he manages a Chevrolet Dealership. Bert served in many levels with the
Wyoming State Snowmobile Association and continues to serve in many roles dealing with public land access with state and national impacts. Bert is an enthusiastic mountain rider and will proudly you tell you riding the West is the Best!
Mark Hazzard is a Delegate at Large and comes from Illinois. Mark is a past president of the Illinois Association of Snowmobile Clubs. Mark served as the ACSA Trails Riding Region Director and continues to provide assistance in many areas. Since retiring as a Manufacturing Engineer, he can be found most often on the trails in Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota and Michigan riding his sled or Side by Side.
Jeff Kracl also serves as an ACSA Delegate at Large. Jeff is from Nebraska and has owned a Yamaha Dealership for 30+ years. Jeff is the definition of a motorhead— he loves to ride snowmobiles and everything else. Jeff has served in many positions with the Nebraska State Snowmobile Association.
The following members have paid an extra fee to protect our trails!
Join them by doing your share. Contact the MnUSA office today.
Craig Zweber
Gregory Shepard
Jeffrey Price
Joe Gerrits
Joe & Cindee Reis
Jon & Judy Hendry
Jon Jacobson
Josh Boettger
Kelly & Toni Brown
Ken Larson
Kurt & Melanie Schultz
Mark & Sue Ringham
Rich & Ruth Zeman
Russell Stolen
Todd Johnson
Trace & Lisa McCoy
Troy Beckers
Andrew Cavers
Berdell Boraas
Bob Skoglund
Brad Eldred
Brent & Jenny Oberdieck
Brian & Penny Lund
Bruce Carlson
Bruce & Lee Ann Hughes
Carl & Mercedes Hanson
Charles & Sandy Doherty
Chris & Michele Keyport
Chris Rokke
Dale & Sonya Clementson
Dan & Barb Snee
Dane & Barb Hasbrouck
Daniel Osterkamp
Danny & Fay Yochum
Dave & Patti Myers
Dave & Tammy Wolf
David & Dianna Martin
David Van Wie
Doug Nigon
Dustin Knutson
Earl Klersy
Eric & Angela Bachinski
Gage
Gary & Leslee Granke
Gary & Judy Lothenbach
Gordon Brekken
Jason & Brooke Huerkamp
Jeff Alberts
Jeff & Louise Kack
Jeff & Terri Jo Melo
Jeff Walstrom
Jill & Randy Brandt
Jill Erickson-Buresh
Jim Bryant
Jim & Barb Mickow
Joel Matter
John Matejcek
John Wade
Jon & Tawni Maynard
Kason Heinecke
Keith & Heather Berndt
Keith & Jennifer Twombly
Ken Lewis
Ken & Katie Russell
Kevin & Ann Schield
Kim Werkmeister
Kip & Leon Wessels
Lance & Katrina Hapka
Larry Grabanski
Levi & Kristen LaVallee
Mark & Patti Eldred
Michael Clevenger
Michael & Mary Denker
Mike Berthiaume & Karen Randall-Fisher
Mike & Joelle Boucher
Mike & Wendy Brandt
Mike & Kym Duea
Mike & Judy Nodsle
Mike & Ilyne Rasmussen
Mike & Vicki Thelen
Nick & Gretchen Slavicek
Paul Fossum
Paul Kirscht
Paul Vranish
Petschl Family
Randy LaBerge
Richard Buresh
Richard & Barbara Schmidt
Robert Carney
Robert & Gayle Holt
Rod Skorich
Ron Peterson
Scott & Lisa Wakefield
Scotty Harder
Sheri & Russell Gades
Steve & Carolyn Blake
Steve & Terri Kast
Steve & Brittni Meier
Steven & Linda Knopp
Steven & Jane Spaeth
Terry & Debbie Hutchinson
Terry & Dianne Peterson
Tim & Linda Clark
Todd Novitsky
Tony & Val Barthel
Walter & Connie Petersen
Willard & Kim Hunnewell
Wyat Vandal
Randy Vannet
Bill Lorence & Laurie McLead-Lorence
Bill & Sharyn Nepsha
Dane & Barb Hasbrouck
Marc Laskow
Paul Kirscht
Rick & Ruth Whitcomb
Steve & Brittni Meier
Tony & Val Barthel
Bill & Jean McGarry
Jeff Ylinen
Daniel A. & Janet Feeney
Kris Schiffler
Richard & Judith Johnson
Bart & Cheryl Porter
Rob White
Art Ehde
Dean & Rita Meichsner
Mark & Karen Thompson
Michael Klimek
Grey Mavencamp
Michael & Jodi Guckenberg
Deb Pomroy & Ray Barnes
Ken & Pat Eckel
Minnesota Snowmobile Education and Advancement Fund (MSEAF) will be hosting the event on January 31, 2026 in Grand Rapids, MN. Your tax deductible donation of any amount is welcome or a $225 donation will Sponsor a Vet or active duty military personnel for the event. All funds designated “Veterans Ride” will be segregated for that purpose only. MSEAF is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Donors will receive a receipt recognizing their donation and tax deductibility of donations. Send your donation to MSEAF at:
Minnesota Snowmobile Education & Advancement Fund PO Box 28486, Minneapolis, MN 55428 –612-581-6627 mnveteransride@gmail.com Veterans registration information at www.mnvetsnowmobileride.org
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CENTRE POWER SPORTS & RECREATION
43164 COUNTY RD 112, SAUK CENTRE, MN https://centrepowersports.com
POWER LODGE
6781 HWY 10 NW, RAMSEY, MN https://www.powerlodgeramsey.com
POWER LODGE
33972 US HWY 169, ONAMIA, MN https://www.hilmersonsportscenter.com
HILMERSON SPORTS CENTER 14731 IRIS RD, LITTLE FALLS, MN https://www.hilmersonsportscenter.com
MANKATO MOTORSPORTS
130 ST ANDREWS RD, MANKATO, MN https://www.mankatomotorsports.com
BEMIDJI SPORTS CENTRE, INC. 1826 ANNE ST NW, BEMIDJI, MN https://www.bemidjisportscentre.com
RIVER VALLEY POWER & SPORT 5327 E. FRONTAGE RD NW, ROCHESTER, MN https://www.rivervalleypowerandsport.com
MINNEAPOLIS MOTOR SPORTS 801 LOUISIANA AVE S, MINNEAPOLIS, MN https://www.motorsportsmn.com
MOON MOTORSPORTS
3613 CHELSEA RD W, MONTICELLO, MN https://www.moonpowersports.com
ACTION SPORTS INC.
301 S. HWY 23, MARSHALL, MN https://www.yourwaytofun.com
MIES OUTLAND
720 HWY 55, WATKINS, MN https://www.miesoutlandwatkins.com
MIES OUTLAND OF ST. CLOUD 3653 32ND ST S.E., SAINT CLOUD, MN http://www.miesoutland.com
LOSSING’S POWERSPORTS
30 NORTH DRIVE, BABBITT, MN https://www.lossings.com
by Scott Wakefield
Region 8 would like to thank everyone who helped pull off a very successful Fall Workshop and Annual Meeting over the second to last weekend in October. All businesses had the opportunity to sponsor our one education focused event we have each year on rotation—Region 9, you’re up next. Special thanks to the Platinum Sponsors: St. Boni Motorsports, Minneapolis Motorsports, Chopper Powersports Maple Plain, Davis Motorsports Delano, MSEAF, Ride Command and Track Inc.
It was a beautiful sunny fall weekend with a first-rate hotel and accommodations, all within driving distance to the Mall of America, Ridgedale Mall, and multiple dealerships. Friday was a great day for setup. An emergency legislative meeting regarding AI, and DNR snowmobile safety training for instructors was held. Afterwards, attendees and guests enjoyed a pizza pop party…and commensuration at Kip’s Irish Pub.
Bright and early on Saturday, the Annual Meeting of the Association was held (summary found in this publication). After lunch, many attendees drove the 12 miles to one of the events— the Open House/Chili Cookoff hosted by platinum sponsor Chopper Powersports out of Maple Plain. In addition to many different types of chili to sample and vote for, there was a halfprice price clothing sale and $20 off any gallon of oil, which kept the dealership humming. Personally, I liked number 6… can I get the recipe? A good time was had by all. Thanks Chopper!
The education portion of the event was next on the docket, kicking off with “Stop the Bleed.” The most preventable cause of death by traumatic injury is bleeding. This course showed attendees how to use three easy steps to stop bleeding.
Concurrently, “Climate Change and Variable Winter Conditions in Minnesota” by Kenny Blumenfeld, Ph.D. Sr Climatologist State of Minnesota. You have been asking, and the Minnesota DNR has been promoting, have the last two winters been the new norm when it comes to winter seasons? A discussion was held on how the changing climate affects our snowmobiling riding seasons, and the future funding of our sport.
Next up was “Ride Command” presented by Dave Halsey and Ben Linke. They showed the latest and greatest Ride Command changes, starting with introductory beginners, on how to use the Polaris App, and what the new features are to make your trail ride navigation easy.
At the same time a legislative forum “Political Civility in Uncivil Times” was held. Following the assassination of Senator Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark, and their loyal dog Gilbert and the assassination of conservative Charlie Kirk, the political environment has grown in uncivility and elevated caustic political rhetoric. With that being the case, this breakout was very well attended. The session was moderated by MnUSA’s lobbyist team of Doug and Christian Franzen, in a conversation between two prominent political leaders, about difficult and divisive political issues, including the future of snowmobiling.
We were honored to have Minnesota Secretary of State Steve Simon (D) and State Representative Andrew Myers (R). The discussion started around voter ID and fair elections. Simon discussed new technology that is currently being used by the TSA on facial recognition when you board a plane, and whether this technology could be extended to voting. Myers agreed that looking at all opportunities is something he’s open to discussing. Simon continued that any irregularities in Minnesota’s elections have been microscopic, and when you do the math, it’s very small—3 incidents out of 13.3 million ballots—but admittedly, still too many.
Fraud was also discussed—with Minnesota being in the national spotlight over the last year—and what additional scrutiny the federal government will have when it comes to funding for Minnesota, and how does that affect our snowmobile funding and DNR amounts. Secretary of State Simon reminded attendees of the Minnesota Whistleblower Law, and encouraged attendees to take advance of money available to those who turn others in. The state has provided the “carrot” so to speak, for individuals who step up, by offering substantial money to get you to report what you saw or are seeing. The Walz administration hopes that this reminder will help slow the tide of fraudulent activity.
A snowmobile-themed license plate was discussed, with Rep. Myers wanting to make a “winter-themed”
plate with ice fishermen included—splitting funds 50-50 between snowmobilers and ice fishermen. That notion was stopped immediately, and now Rep. Myers knows where we are coming from. He said he would be supportive of our cause, as this could be a good funding source now and into the future, as your plate will come due annually. We successfully got the PFAS Bill to exclude snowmobile suits, boots, gloves, 120’s and other snowmobile items that potentially have PFAS in them. Sales tax legislation was also discussed and will be pursued again in 2026.
An additional seminar that was going on was the “Fundraising, Trail Stops, and Other Fun Activities,” being facilitated by Heather Berndt of the River Valley Trail Blazers. She taught attendees on how a successful snowmobile club can have fun, maintain their funding, and still create a fun environment for existing club members, and new club members too!
Simultaneously, a new group of breakouts started at 3pm. “Effective Trail Signing” by Kim Raap, owner of Trails Work Consulting in Sioux Falls, S.D., was facilitated by Scott Wakefield, and gave an extensive deep dive into suggested signing.
Topics included:
• Maintaining what you put up
• How fewer signs is better
• Faded signs must be replaced
• Keeping signs at eye level
• IASA guidelines on placement location
• Advanced placement of signs, to a stop sign based on speed, and deceleration distances
• The couple that stays together at a stop sign and a stop ahead sign
• The most important signs you can put up
• An extensive panel of photos of good and poor signing
• Making sure you’re signing for groomers and not just snowmobiles
• The second most important sign—diamonds
• Signs not for local riders
• Use specific caution signs, not the redundant caution. For example: a caution sign with rock, culvert, driveway, drainage ditch, etc. underneath
• Try to reduce stacking signs on one post, and if you have too, the most important sign goes on top.
• Bridge markers—the black lines face into the bridge, not the other way around
• Use informational signs and directional signing at trailheads, and major intersections.
In addition to the presentation, a discussion was held on the pamphlet IASA (International Association of Snowmobile Administrators) Guidelines for Snowmobile Trail Signing and Placement.
The other presentation was conducted by Website Chairman Randy Vannet on the new membership management program. Attendees were given opportunities to learn how to navigate the web page and how to maintain a club’s memberships, pay dues online, and print membership cards.
At the conclusion of the extensive education seminars presented, it was time to give our brains a break at the
well-attended reception, followed by a wonderful meal and live entertainment by the Backseat Boogie Band. It lasted into the evening, but not too long, as directors needed to attend the Director Meeting the next morning at 9am, along with the presentation of the Executive Board who were elected the day before at the Annual General Membership Meeting.
Marshall Rollr Blade is a trail roller with an adjustable blade, designed to pack deep/heavy snow on trails to create a base that lasts throughout the season. When used in conjunction with a drag, the end result is a smooth, packed trail.
• Roller saves you time and fuel.
• Easy to operate.
• Sideways-slide protection for side-hill trails.
• Hydraulically controlled blade in front of the roller drags snow along and levels bumps before the roller packs the trail surface.
• Roller is made of 3/8” thick x 36” diameter pipe.
• ground for transporting on surfaces other than snow, if needed.
• Built heavy for snow compaction - 4,000 lbs.
Section 1
2. Business partners members.
3. Business Sponsor
4. Trail Organizations and clubs
Section 5 Business memberships partnerships and business sponsorships shall be available to any business, association or individual supporting the purpose of MnUSA. Business members partners and business sponsors shall be accorded the same voting privileges as an individual member. (Amended 10/24/09)
Section 6 Trail Organization memberships and clubs shall not be accorded voting privileges. (Amended 10/24/09)
Section 3 Regions may shall invite a representative from each club within their region to region meetings. (Amended 10/22/05)
Section 5 Vacancies occurring in region director positions shall be filled by the region involved, at their discretion. If no region director is available, the Immediate Past President Director At Large shall have the authority to seek alternative directors.
b. Notwithstanding, any Region who is not responsible for its own legal compliance as of February 14, 2016, and has chosen to utilize and be part of the state association’s (MnUSA) compliance, filing and payment obligations and not be a separate legal entity may continue to do so until such region chooses otherwise. Once a region is responsible for its own legal compliance, No Region it may not utilize the state association’s tax identification numbers to fulfill its compliance obligations. (Amended 4/24/16)
Section 1 All references to the State Board of Directors shall mean all region directors, the four elected officers and the Immediate Past President director at large.
Section 2 The State Board of Directors may authorize the expenditure of MnUSA’s funds in the furtherance of the purposes of this organization. In those instances when prior approval of expenditures not included in an approved budget exceeding $500 for a single purpose is not possible, said expenditures must be presented at the next Board of Directors meeting for retroactive approval. ………..
Section 1 The officers of MnUSA shall be a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and an Immediate Past President Director-at Large. They shall serve as the
Executive Board. All, except the Immediate Past President Director-at- Large, shall be elected at the annual meeting by a majority of the votes of the active members present. The Director-at-Large shall be the immediate past President.
Section 2 Officers will be elected at the Fall workshop annual meeting, held on the fourth weekend of October. All State officers shall take office on the first day of the month following the election, and shall hold office for one year or until their successor has been elected with the exception of the Immediate Past President Director at Large, who will serve until the election of the next President for as long as he/ she is the immediate past president. (Amended 10/27/01)
Section 4 The President shall preside at all meetings of MnUSA, shall appoint and monitor such committees as authorized by these By-Laws or the State Board of Directors. He/she shall be an ex-officio member of all committees, except the election committee, and shall carry on those other responsibilities assigned by these by-laws and the State Board of Directors. The President will be the alternate delegate to all national and international snowmobile advocacy organizations on which MnUSA participates. the Midwest Chapter, American Council of Snowmobile Associations and the International Snowmobile Council.
The President will supervise and give direction to MnUSA office staff.
Section 6 The Secretary shall be responsible for maintenance of keep all of MnUSA’s records, other than financial and membership roster, including the minutes of the State Board of Directors, General Membership, and the Executive Committee meetings………..
Section 7 The Treasurer shall be responsible for maintenance of keep the accounts of MnUSA and have charge of its funds; shall keep all of MnUSA’s funds in a bank account approved by the State Board of Directors and in the name of MnUSA. Funds shall be subject to withdrawl by checks signed in such manner as may be designated by the State Board of Directors. The Treasurer shall disburse the funds of MnUSA under the direction of the State Board of Directors, and shall receive all membership applications and shall supervise the maintenance of a membership roster. Six months prior to an event which has monies coming from the manufacturers, the host region will be issued a check amounting to the total received from the MnUSA manufacturers for this event. The treasurer will automatically become a member of the Finance Committee upon election. The treasurer will provide an accounting method using a double entry balance sheet/ income/expense. All persons handling cash, including, but not limited to the Treasurer, Administrative Assistant, Merchandise and Fund-Raising
Raffle Committees, and signers on any bank accounts of Regions using MnUSA’s tax identification number, shall shall be bonded under the laws of the State of Minnesota. ………..
Section 8 The Immediate Past President Director-at-Large will be primarily responsible for regional organizations, serves as an advisor and Executive Board member to the MnUSA Teen Riders under the direction of the President,and will perform other duties as requested by the President. The Immediate Past President Director-at-Large will be the MnUSA delegate to all national and international snowmobile advocacy organizations in which MnUSA participates. the Midwest Chapter, American Council of Snowmobile Associations and the International Snowmobile Council.
Section 9 All State officers shall have such other powers and duties as are designated in the By-Laws and by the State Board of Directors. All State officers may utilize the service of Office Staff and/or outside contractors approved by the State Board of Directors in the execution of their responsibilities.
Section 10 In the event of a tie vote at the State Board of Directors meeting, the Executive Board shall cast the last deciding vote.
Section 11 An officer can be removed from office, for misconduct, by two-thirds (2/3) of the regions’ votes, at a regular or special meeting of the State Board of Directors.
Section 4 Nominations will be opened at the Summer Event Campout……….
Section 5 Each current members may request an Absentee Ballot from the MnUSA office.
Absentee Ballots must be returned in the special preaddressed envelope postmarked no later than ten (10) days preceding the Annual Election. Candidates must be nominated at the General Membership Meeting at Summer Event Campout to be listed on the Absentee Ballot.
Section 1 …..Any of the above weekend meetings may be changed with a 75% majority vote of the Board of Directors not later than two years prior to the beginning of the event. Any of the above weekend meetings may also be changed with the approval of the Executive Board when required by circumstances beyond the control of MnUSA. (Amended 10/22/22)
Section 5 All Regions shall submit IRS Form W-9 to the MnUSA office on request. Any Region using MnUSA’s tax identification number on its bank account(s)shall disclose all financial activity associated with that account(s) in a timely
manner as required by MnUSA and/or its accounting firm. (Amended 4/24/16)
Section 1 The State Board of Directors may from time to time adopt, review, and amend standing rules of operation, policies, and/or procedures in supplement to these By-Laws.
Section 2 A revised list of all such governing documentation standing rules shall be provided to each Board member by the Secretary, prior to the start of each meeting of the State Board of Directors following the adoption or amendment thereof of any Standing Rule at a previous meeting.
Section 1 The By-Laws may be altered, amended, or repealed, and new By-Laws adopted by a simple majority of MnUSA at a general or special membership meeting called for that purpose. However, before the presentation of any change, they must be presented to the State Board of Directors within thirty (30) days of receipt and printed in all of MnUSA’s official publication(s) at least thirty (30) days prior to the meeting. (Amended 4/23/22)
First up, the Aitkin Sno-Drifters and the Mille Lacs Trails clubs are hosting the 9th Annual Vintage Snowmobile Show as part of the “world famous” Aitkin Fish House Parade, the day after Thanksgiving, starting at 10am to 3pm; parade at 1pm. The Aitkin Sno-Drifters will have a cash raffle with up to $6,000 in cash, plus more prizes. Snowmobile prizes include “Best Original” and “Best Restored;” all judging is done by People’s Choice. Prizes are: First place – $250, second place – $125, and “Traveled Farthest” – $75. So, load up and head up to Aitkin, the day after Thanksgiving, for a whole lotta fun! Club merch will be on sale, plus, don’t miss the Glacial Lakes Brewers Beer Poke. Enjoy vintage sled videos in the heated tent, provided by the clubs and Lundberg Plumbing and Heating. Block North has an outside stand featuring hot food, and cool cocktails.
Next up, on Saturday, December 6 is Arli-Dazzle in Arlington, boasting probably the largest lighted Christmas parade in Minnesota! The Sibley County Drift Dodgers Snowmobile Club will be hosting a Vintage Snowmobile Show as part of the festivities, in addition to having a unit in the parade that evening.
But wait there’s more! After the New Year, a new event is happening in conjunction with CMPR Racing. The Sibley County Drift Dodgers will be hosting this race on Lake Titlow on January 17, 2026, which is sure to bring some of the best of the best. And if that’s not enough, the traditional February 7-8 Ice Drags and Vintage Snowmobile Show will be taking place again on Lake Titlow. Wow, what a string of events in Gaylord, MN.
Not to be outdone, little Cologne, Minnesota will be hosting a Vintage Snowmobile Show at the 212 Tavern, just feet north of the tracks in downtown Cologne as part of Christmas in Cologne on Saturday, December 13.
As you can see, snowmobile shows really drive a wider audience of festive activities in communities throughout the state of Minnesota. Show your MnUSA pride and attend these excellent events.
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$20 365 Winners 6,000 Calendars Over $20,000 in Prizes
12/1/25 $250.00 Jim Taklo Savage
12/2/25 $25.00 Pat Osborne LeCenter
12/3/25 $25.00 Lucy Mitchell Orono
12/4/25 $25.00 Brian Najdek Cedar
12/5/25 $25.00 Ed & Judy Grelson Frazee
12/6/25 $50.00 Dave Heim Wabasha
12/7/25 $50.00 Paul Friedrich Henning
12/8/25 $25.00 Randy Poore Savage
12/9/25 $25.00 Amy Scott Wadena
12/10/25 $25.00 Jeff Hansen Circle Pines
12/11/25 $25.00 Jeff Unger Finland
12/12/25 $25.00 S teve Enderson Albert Lea
12/13/25 $50.00 K im Pappenfus Becker
12/14/25 $50.00 Don Johnson O tsego
12/15/25 $25.00 Josh Boettger Isanti
12/16/25 $25.00 Donna Haman Wadena
12/17/25 $25.00 Brenda Ewing Becker
12/18/25 $25.00 Rosemary Evans Silver Bay
12/19/25 $25.00 Piet Browne Wells
12/20/25 $50.00 Danielle Noksa Cushing
12/21/25 $250.00 David Kowarsch Cotton
12/22/25 $25.00 Douglas Klegstad Jordon
12/23/25 $25.00 Troy Prescher Alden
12/24/25 $500.00 Greg Elsner Princeton
12/25/25 $500.00 K im Werkmeister Shakopee
12/26/25 $25.00 Heidi Ziegler Grand Forks, ND
12/27/25 $50.00 Grant Boyer Crystal
12/28/25 $50.00 Dave Gilbertson Fergus Falls
12/29/25 $25.00 Theresa Zupancich Silver Bay
12/30/25 $25.00 Nick Wangen Austin
12/31/25 $2 ,000.00 John K irsch Mahnomen
MnUSA clubs: Here’s a great opportunity to expose your club to over 25,000 family members of MnUSA, 375 MnUSA business partners, numerous lodging facilities for club trips, and vendors for your club’s needs, by being a proud MnUSA Premium Club.
All you have to do is send the office a check for $100 annually to be listed in a separate listing from the previous MnUSA business partners listing. In addition to getting special mention, you will also receive a nice 18”x 24” “Proud to be a Premium MnUSA Club” sign with metal stand. Hang it in your clubhouse, stick in the snowbank or display as you like.
Again, send a check payable to MnUSA for $100 with “Premium Club Donation” written on the memo line. Any questions, contact Scott Wakefield 612-483-5638 or Oliver1650@icloud.com
Ash River-Kabetogama Snowdrifters
Benton County SC
Blue Earth Snow Rovers
Cokato Ridge Runners
Country Snow Cruisers, Inc.
Eveleth Trailhawks Snowmobile Club
Hillman Swampstompers
Hinckley/Pine City Flames
Lincoln Lakes SC
Longville Snowmobile Club
Lost River Trails
Mille Lacs Trails
Naytahwaush Nightriders
Northern Pine Riders
Palmer Powder Hounds
Pequaywan Area TrailBlazers
Pequot Brush Pilots
Prior Lake Snowmobile Assn
On November 1, the Hillman Swampstompers youth got together and went through our storage building and cleaned and organized getting ready for this season. Part of the project was to go through and replace old, faded signs or scrape any busted post and make a new post and sign. The hope is that it will speed trail setup and maintain a well-marked trail system. It didn’t take much time, and a lot of sled talk went on over some pop and pizza.
– submitted by Allen Beumer
3 pounds venison, sliced
1/8 to 1/4 inch thick
1 teaspoon onion salt
1 teaspoon garlic salt
1/2 teaspoon pepper
1/2 teaspoon hickory salt
1/3 cup Worcestershire
1/4 cup soy sauce
3-4 tablespoons ketchup
Mix the onion salt, garlic salt, pepper, and hickory salt together until well blended. Add the Worcestershire, soy sauce and ketchup. Mix until well combined. Add the venison and stir.
Put in an airtight container and let set for 1 to 2 days. Stir occasionally. Put the venison in a dehydrator overnight or longer, depending on thickness of the meat. Store the venison in the freezer or refrigerator. It will spoil if left for a long time in the refrigerator.
Mary Lou Clevenger
Sakatah Trail
Sno-Cruisers - Region 5
Nov 28 • 9th Annual Aitkin Sno-Drifters and Mille Lacs Trails Vintage Snowmobile Show – part of the Aitkin parade in downtown Aitkin. Vintage Show 10-3
Dec 6 • Foxtailers Trail Opener, 7-Midnight, St. Michael, MN, Liberty Restaurant and Bar, door prizes, silent auction, 50/50 raffle
Dec 6 • Sibley County Drift Dodger Show, downtown Arlington, MN – part of the Arli-Dazzle Parade and event
Dec 13 • Cologne Christmas Vintage Snowmobile Show, 212 Tavern
Dec 20-21 • Clearwater Trail Blazers Gerald Dyrdahl Memorial Pine Lake 200 Cross Country Race, Gonvick, MN
Jan 9-10 • Amsoil Championship Snowcross US Air Force Snocross National, Canterbury Park Shakopee, MN
Jan 17 • CMPR Racing, Gaylord, MN, sponsored by the Sibley County Drift Dodgers
Jan 21-22
• Minnesota Great Show – Snowmobile Grooming and Equipment Training, Sherburne County Snowmobile Assn., Big Lake, MN
Jan 22-24 • 32nd Annual Antique Snowmobile Rendezvous, Pequot Lakes, MN. Trail ride, show, performance demonstration, swap
Jan 24 • New Market SnoMads Vintage Show, no entry fee, 2000 & older sleds, trophies & door prizes. Registration 9am, show 11-3. Contact Justin Warren 651-233-3485
Jan 30-31
• Midwest Ride-In, Dehn’s Pumpkins and Events, Dayton, MN. Trail ride(s), show, huge swap, food, fun, silent & live auctions
Jan 31 • MSEAF 17th Annual Veterans Appreciation Ride, Grand Rapids, MN, mnvetsnowmobileride.org
Feb 7-8 • Titlow Lake Ice Drags, Gaylord, MN, by the Sibley County Drift Dodgers
Feb 12-14 • MnUSA Rendezvous, Bemidji, MN, South Shore Lodge
Feb 20-21 • Triplefest Snowmobile Racing, Brainerd Lake Area
300+ miles of snowmobile trails from the Mississippi River through the Chippewa National Forest and on the Taconite Trail.
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Lake Itasca, MN 218-266-3611
Points North Services Angle Inlet, MN 218-223-4201
Sled Girlz Ada, MN 701-405-3448
Points North Services Angle Inlet, MN 218-223-4201
Brustad Land Surveying Bagley, MN 218-694-5280
Galen’s Fresh Food Market & Hardware Hank Bagley, MN 218-694-6212
Pinks Repair Bagley, MN 218-694-6592
Gerbracht Logging Baley, MN 218-694-2132
Adrian’s Resort Baudette, MN 218-634-1985
Ballard’s Resort Baudette, MN 218-634-1849
Border Bank Baudette, MN 218-634-3300
Cyrus Resort Baudette, MN 218-634-2548
Lake of the Wood Marine Baudette, MN 218-634-2289
LOW Passenger Service Baudette, MN 218-395-0414
Northern Sports Baudette, MN 218-634-1089
Sportsman’s Lodge Baudette, MN 218-634-1342
Walleye Capital Sanitation Baudette, MN 218-634-3151
Bemidji Sports Centre Bemidji, MN 218-751-4477
Visit Bemidji Bemidji, MN 218-444-6081
Hoot-N-Holler Blackduck, MN 218-659-9225
Side Track Tap Bar & Grill Leonard, MN 218-968-2304
Anchorage Inn Longville, MN 218-363-2236
Docksider Longville, MN 218-363-2565
LaVallee Inc Longville, MN 905-670-1588
Longville Campground Longville, MN 218-363-2610
Longville Lakes Bottle Shop Longville, MN 218-363-3249
Longville Turtle Town Café Longville, MN 218-363-3333
Motorheads of Longville Longville, MN 218-363-3499
Musky House Marine Longville, MN 218-363-2044
One Stop Convenience Store Longville, MN 218-363-2252
Olson’s Outdoor Sports Mahnomen, MN 218-935-2355
Frontier Sports Marcell, MN
Pinehurst Resort Naytahwaush, MN 218-935-5745
Sportsman’s Oak Island Lodge Oak Island, MN 218-223-8411
Sunset Lodge Resort Oak Island, MN
Clancy’s on Island Lake Park Rapids, MN 218-732-5270
Emmaville Inn, Inc. Park Rapids, MN 218-732-8544
Heartland Inn Hotel Park Rapids, MN 218-732-1471
Thelen’s Concrete Products
Park Rapids, MN 218-732-1458
Up North Power & Sports Park Rapids, MN 218-237-5670
Wehrs AG Group Park Rapids, MN
Zorbaz in Park Rapids Park Rapids, MN 218-237-1969
LTC Water Control St Paul, MN 651-329-2732
Visit Thief River Falls Thief River Falls, MN 218-686-9785
√Country Inn - Walker Walker, MN 218-547-1400
Lakes Area Power Sports Walker, MN 218-547-1558
Fraternal Order of Eagles Warroad Aerie 4195 Warroad, MN
Upper Red Lake Area Association Waskish, MN 218-556-5844
Carrot’s Auto Body Waubun, MN 218-473-2417
The Glen Store and Grill Aitkin, MN 320-684-2229
The Landing Aitkin, MN 218-927-9998
Tire Barn Aitkin, MN 218-927-1444
Ash Trail Lodge Ash River, MN 218-374-3131
Ash-Ka-Nam Resort Ash River, MN 218-374-3181
Big Falls Liquor Store Big Falls, MN 218-276-3333
Pritchards Corner Big Falls, MN 218-276-3400
Antler Lake Store & Motel Inc. Bigfork, MN 218-245-2369
First State Bank of Bigfork Bigfork, MN 218-743-3145
Golf on the Edge Bigfork, MN 218-743-3626
Kocian’s Family Market Bigfork, MN 218-743-3113
Loon Point Resort Bigfork, MN 218-245-1470
40 Club Restaurant & Bar Aitkin, MN 218-927-7090
Aitkin Flyers Aitkin, MN 218-927-2557
Farm Island Store Aitkin, MN 218-927-3791
Midwest Machinery Co. Aitkin, MN 218-927-2140
Mudflats Bar & Grill Aitkin, MN 218-678-3122
Paulbeck’s Country Market
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Pine Inn Aitkin, MN 320-684-2452
Riverside Pub Aitkin, MN 218-927-3915
Security State Insurance Aitkin, MN 218-927-3712
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Vermilion Hotel Cook, MN 218-666-2272
Wilbert Café & El Toro Lounge Cotton, MN 218-482-3318
Eagle Lake Plumbing Cromwell, MN 218-644-3010
Bowstring Shores Resort Deer River, MN 218-832-3101
Outpost Bar and Grill Deer River, MN 218-246-9868
Riley’s Cannibal Jct Deer River, MN 218-832-3656
El Oasis Del Norte Duluth, MN 218-464-0824
Effie Country Service Effie, MN 218-743-3616
Neighborhood Tavern, LLC. Effie, MN 218-743-3286
Dan’s Garage Ely, MN 218-235-1625
Ely Chamber Of Commerce Ely, MN 218-365-6123
Powell Auto Sales & Service Bigfork, MN 218-743-3795
The Shop Bigfork, MN 218-743-3666
Britt Lounge Britt, MN 218-741-2035
Rons Korner Market Bovey, MN 218-247-7351
Dawghouse Bar & Grill LLC Canyon, MN 218-345-8830
Nelson Funeral Care Cloquet, MN 218-879-3225
Reliable Insurance Agency Cloquet, MN 218-514-7705
√Florio’s Grill & Tavern Cohasset, MN 218-999-7077
√Iron Range Tourism Bureau Eveleth, MN 218-969-1755
Margies Roosevelt Bar Eveleth, MN 218-744-2121
Super 8 - Eveleth Eveleth, MN 218-297-0782
Timber’s Edge Bar & Grill Eveleth, MN 218-744-2627
Mainline Station Floodwood, MN 218-476-2222
The Event Center Floodwood, MN 218-591-4333
Blackberry Junction Grand Rapids, MN 763-442-8012
Cedar Creek Tavern Grand Rapids, MN 218-327-8000
√Jig Rock Ranch Grand Rapids, MN 218-244-6797
Mississippi Diamond Jewelers Grand Rapids, MN 218-326-6242
Visit Grand Rapids Grand Rapids, MN 218-326-9607
Wildwood Resort Grand Rapids, MN 218-328-5858
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Joe’s Marine & Repair Inc Ely, MN 218-365-6264
Kuehl’s Logging LLC Ely, MN 218-365-5504
Paddle Inn Motel Ely, MN 218-365-6036
Rock Country Masonry Ely, MN 218-235-3471
5 Seasons Sports Center Inc Eveleth, MN 218-744-5874
At Your Convenience Eveleth, MN 218-744-1509
BoomTown Woodfire Grill & Brewery Eveleth, MN 218-248-8381
√Arrowhead Lodge Resort & Outfitters
Kabetogama, MN 218-875-2141
Blind Pig Tavern Kabetogama, MN 218-875-2310
Border Guide Service Kabetogama, MN 218-324-2430
Kec’s Kove Resort Kabetogama, MN 218-875-2841
Sandy Point Lodge, Inc Kabetogama, MN 218-875-2615
The Rocky Ledge Kabetogama, MN 218-875-3481
Waters Edge Repair Kabetogama, MN 218-875-2023
Cedar Point Resort Marcell, MN 218-832-3808
Edge of the Wilderness Lodging Association Marcell, MN 888-754-0011
Edge of the Wilderness Realty Marcell, MN 218-832-4000
Lakeside Lumber & Hardware Marcell, MN 218-832-3300
International Falls CVB International Falls, MN 218-283-9401
Island View Lodge International Falls, MN 218-286-3511
Rainy Lake One Stop International Falls, MN 218-286-5700
Ranier Municipal Liquor International Falls, MN 218-286-3343
The Junction International Falls, MN 218-283-3339
Thunderbird Lodge International Falls, MN 218-286-3151
Up North Builders, Inc. International Falls, MN 218-285-3635
Jensen Concrete Pumping & Services LLC Jacobson, MN 651-230-4663
Grand Timber Bank McGregor, MN 218-768-2410
Hillcrest Resort McGregor, MN 218-426-3323
Mark’s Bar McGregor, MN 218-426-8040
McGregor Ace Hardware McGregor, MN 218-419-2920
McGregor Realty McGregor, MN 218-244-7242
Meyer’s Service McGregor, MN 218-426-0026
Minnesota National Golf Club & Resort McGregor, MN 218-426-4444
Northland Parts McGregor, MN 218-768-3132
School House Café/ The Country House McGregor, MN 218-390-6525
Willeys Marine & Sports McGregor, MN 218-426-4350
√Melrude Whistle Stop Melrude, MN 218-969-5632
City of Mizpah Mizpah, MN
North Star Lake Resort Marcell, MN 218-832-3131
Timberwolf Inn Marcell, MN 218-832-3990
202 Tavern McGregor, MN 218-770-3161
√Bann’s Bar & Restaurant McGregor, MN 218-426-3450
√Big Sandy Lodge & Resort McGregor, MN 218-426-5040
Dependable Demolition McGregor, MN 218-820-0174
Fisherman’s Bay McGregor, MN 218-426-4662
Floe International Inc McGregor, MN 800-336-6337
Glen’s Sign Dezine McGregor, MN 218-426-4009
Mizpah Community Events Mizpah, MN
Fisher’s Petroleum, Inc. Northome, MN 218-897-5249
Northland Progressive Inc. Northome, MN
Northome Grocery Northome, MN 218-897-5261
Northome Municipal Liquor Northome, MN 218-897-9501
Frontier Resort Orr, MN 218-374-3311
√Oveson’s Pelican Lake Resort & Inn Orr, MN 218-757-3613
MJ’s Lodge & Resort Pengilly, MN 218-885-1093
Boondocks Bar & Grill Ray, MN 218-875-2700
Swan River Redeye Swan River, MN 218-492-4512
Hayslips Corner Talmoon, MN 218-832-3516
City of Tamarack Tamarack, MN 218-768-0975
Meld Electric Tamarack, MN 320-267-8918
√Fortune Bay Resort Casino Tower, MN 218-753-6400
Lake Vermilion House Boats Inc Tower, MN 218-753-3548
Tavern in the Bay Tower, MN 218-753-8888
Vermilion Club Tower, MN 218-753-6277
C&B Warehouse Virginia, MN 218-741-3103
Dincau Construction Virginia, MN 218-741-0044
Edwards Oil Virginia, MN 218-741-9634
Lincoln Area Business Association Cushing, MN 800-462-0203
Hansen Sports on Bay Lake Deerwood, MN 218-678-2051
Ruttger’s Bay Lake Lodge Deerwood, MN 218-678-2885
Anderson Carpet Service Elk River, MN
ERX Motor Park Elk River, MN 763-722-4977
Emily Ace Hardware Emily, MN 218-763-2691
Frank’s Resort Emily, MN 218-763-2246
Lake Country Foods Emily, MN 218-763-7700
Log Cabin Bar Emily, MN 218-763-2591
NAK Machining & Repair Emily, MN 218-838-8795
Redding’s Sports & Spirits Emily, MN 218-763-2191
Ryder Loon Lodge LLC Emily, MN 952-693-3035
The Pickled Loon Saloon Emily, MN 218-763-4402
√Wigwam Motel Emily, MN 218-763-2995
Brothers Motorsports Baxter, MN 218-829-6656
√Cragun’s Resort Brainerd, MN 800-272-4867
Green Lantern Bar & Grill Brainerd, MN 218-764-2323
√Kavanaugh’s Resort Brainerd, MN 218-829-5226
The Barn Inn at Solid Rock Browerville, MN 218-296-1205
Canvasworks IncSnoCaps Cokato, MN 320-559-0165
Friendly Inn of Lincoln Motley, MN 218-575-3295
Hoffbeck Electric and Design Nisswa, MN218-963-9568
Re/Max Results - Denise Beneke Outing, MN 612-269-3490
Thomas Sno Sports Ogilvie, MN 320-556-3467
Reds Storage Outing, MN 218-513-3635
Mavericks Saloon Pine City, MN 320-629-6299
Waste Partners Pine River, MN 218-587-8727
RE/MAX Results - Alex Hartmann Remer, MN 651-334-5000
Lund Manufacturing / Sledbed Royalton, MN 320-584-4800
√AmericInn of Sauk Centre Sauk Centre, MN 320-352-2800
√Centre Powersports & Marine Sauk Centre, MN 320-351-7669
Country Cat Sauk Centre, MN 320-351-4481
Phil Polipnick Insurance Sauk Centre, MN 320-352-6171
Lake Country Properties Emily, MN 218-763-3800
Castaways Bar, Restaurant & Camp Isle, MN 320-684-2380
Fishers Resort Isle, MN 320-684-2221
Zorbaz on Gull Lake Shore, MN 218-963-4790
The Trailer Center Long Prairie, MN 320-732-6161
PTWLUBES.COM Monticello, MN 612-501-8992
Holiday Inn Fairmont, MN 507-238-4771
Visit Fairmont Fairmont, MN 507-235-8585
C & A Pro Skis Hutchinson, MN 320-587-7707
Fahey Flooring Le Sueur, MN
County Line Ag Madelia, MN 507-380-9015
Southern MN High Pressure Piping Madelia, MN 507-621-0177
Pfeffer Tree Service Mapleton, MN 507-317-0595
Action Sports Inc Marshall, MN 507-532-9649
Marshall Machine Shop Marshall, MN 507-532-3613
New Ulm Area Chamber of Commerce New Ulm, MN 507-233-4300
√Nelson Tours Spicer, MN 320-894-5839
√Spicer Sports & Marine Spicer, MN 320-796-2185
Tony’s Grain Systems and Buildings Winnebago, MN 507-525-5800
Winters Recreation Sauk Centre, MN 320-351-7533
ATV Minnesota Stacy, MN 800-442-8826
Ross Seelhammer Plumbing Wadena, MN 218-371-1623
Westside Sports Wadena, MN 218-631-1113
Grover Farm Amboy, MN 507-381-7385
S&A Petroleum Lanesboro, MN 507-467-2121
Lake Front Bar & Grill Le Center, MN
Little Dandy Sports Bar Le Center, MN
Brewster’s Bar & Grill
Lonsdale, MN 507-744-2370
Rail 19 Bar & Grill Lonsdale, MN 507-744-5528
King’s Bar & Grill Miesville, MN 651-437-1418
St. Patrick’s Tavern & Restaurant New Prague, MN 952-758-2380
Union Hill Bar & Grill New Prague, MN 952-758-4239
√Sette Sports Center Inc Owatonna, MN 507-451-6922
Preston Equipment Co. Preston, MN 507-765-3803
Millers Market St. Charles, MN 507-932-3760
BJ’s Bar & Grill Theilman, MN 507-534-3590
Brewskies Bar & Grill Utica, MN 507-932-3485
D & M Body Shop Inc Waseca, MN 507-835-5480
Cedar Valley Resort & Outfitters Whalan, MN 507-467-9000
United Employees Credit Union Albert Lea, MN 507-377-1616
Mauers Bros. Tavern Altura, MN 507-932-9957
Caledonia Lumber Caledonia, MN 507-725-3381
Elba Valley Express Elba, MN 507-932-5489
Tony’s Saloon Elba, MN 507-932-4969
MESC I Triplefest Hugo, MN 651-392-7185
√Chopper Powersports Fridley, MN 763-572-2100
Hardline Exteriors LLC Lakeville, MN 651-242-4740
√Lighthouse Motorsports & Marine Rosemount, MN 651-322-4420
√Century Power Sports Stillwater, MN 651-439-2035
Sheet Metal Solutions Duluth, MN 218-721-4424
Crooked Lake Resort Finland, MN 218-220-0211
Friends of Finland Finland, MN 218-353-0300
Trestle Inn Finland, MN 218-830-0523
Wildhurst Lodge & Campgrounds Inc Finland, MN 218-353-7337
Johnson Supply Co. Hermantown, MN 218-722-1717
Weis Eye Center, PA Hermantown, MN 218-625-1917
Jim Larson Excavating Alborn, MN 218-590-3743
√Beaver Bay Sports Beaver Bay, MN 218-226-4666
Hugo’s Bar Brimson, MN 218-848-2220
Country Corner Bar Brookston, MN
Billy’s Bar & Grill Duluth, MN 218-525-4720
Blue Max Duluth, MN 218-721-4255
Breeze Inn Duluth, MN 218-525-2883
Do North Sportsmen’s Edition Duluth, MN 218-721-3568
Duluth Lawn & Sport Duluth, MN 218-628-3718
Hi Banks Resort Duluth, MN 888-924-3355
Anoka Area Chamber Anoka, MN 763-421-7130
Caliber, Inc. Burnsville, MN 952-985-9999
Max Steininger Inc. Eagan, MN 651-454-6620
√Northway Sports East Bethel, MN 763-413-8988
Jauss Properties Duluth, MN 218-728-4523
Marshall Hardware Duluth, MN 218-525-3638
Outlaw Services LLC Duluth, MN 218-343-0689
Pequaywan Inn Duluth, MN 218-848-2201
Judy’s Café
Two Harbors, MN 218-834-4802
KAZ Contracting Service Two Harbors, MN 218-576-7759
Lovin’ Lake County Two Harbors, MN 218-595-2800
Sonju Two Harbors Sports Center Two Harbors, MN 218-414-7639
Superior Hiking Trail Assn Two Harbors, MN 218-834-2700
Superior Shores Resort Two Harbors, MN TH Auto Inc. Two Harbors, MN 218-834-6167
√Knotted Pine Inn & Tavern Isabella, MN 218-323-7681
Moose Country Tile & Stone Lutsen, MN
Trailside Lounge & Grill, Inc Meadowlands, MN 218-427-2773
Hoss Construction Saginaw, MN 218-591-3829
LaBerge Logging & Contracting Silver Bay, MN 218-226-3586
√AmericInn By Wyndham Tofte Tofte, MN 218-663-7899
American Legion Post 109 Two Harbors, MN 218-834-4141
√AmericInn by Wyndham - Two Harbors Two Harbors, MN 218-834-3000
Blackwoods, Inc. Two Harbors, MN 218-834-3846
Castle Haven, Inc Two Harbors, MN 218-834-4303
Cooperative Light & Power Two Harbors, MN 218-834-2226
Harbor Insurance Two Harbors, MN 218-834-2114
Two Harbors Federal Credit Union Two Harbors, MN 218-834-2266
Belle Plaine Equipment Sales
Belle Plaine, MN 612-902-2773
Schlemmer Electric Bloomington, MN 612-296-6000
Idea Builders LLC Golden Valley, MN 612-245-8040
Kassbohrer ATVPisten Bully Jordan, MN 952-345-3330
Ox Yoke Inn Maple Plain, MN 763-479-2522
CorTrust Bank Mayer, MN 952-657-2500
Friederichs Auctions Minneapolis, MN 763-591-1642
Wrico Stamping Company of MN Minneapolis, MN 763-559-2288
The Doublewide New Market, MN 952-461-3682
√Dent Werks PDR Plymouth, MN 612-599-7719
Charlie’s on Prior Prior Lake, MN 952-226-5253
Doherty’s Tavern Prior Lake, MN 952-447-9010
O’Brien’s Public House Shakopee, MN 952-217-5490
Hollywood Sports Complex Watertown, MN 952-955-2424
Alsager Meats LLLP Audubon, MN 218-439-6909
Pit 611 Audubon, MN 218-439-6121
Spud’s Small Engine Service & Repair Barrett, MN 320-528-2299
Battle Lake Inn Battle Lake, MN 218-862-2500
Bleachers Sports Bar & Grill Detroit Lakes, MN 612-310-4105
Detroit Lakes Express Inc Detroit Lakes, MN 218-847-8049
Brothers Market Alexandria, MN 320-762-8121
Ollie’s Service Alexandria, MN 320-763-4455
Winning Edge Graphics
Alexandria, MN 320-763-7953
Detroit Lakes Tourism Bureau
Detroit Lakes, MN 218-844-7567
Okeson Offtrail Sales Detroit Lakes, MN 218-847-9304
T.S. Recreational, Inc Detroit Lakes, MN 218-844-3033
Venom Products, LLC Detroit Lakes, MN 218-844-3283
Donnelly Co-Op Donnelly, MN 320-246-3555
AgCountry Farm Credit Elbow Lake, MN 218-685-5311
Farmers Agency Elbow Lake, MN 218-685-6880
Grant County Lumber Elbow Lake, MN 218-685-5321
Haley Oil Company Elbow Lake, MN 218-685-4466
Midwest Machinery Elbow Lake, MN 218-332-0550
Frontier Marine & Powersports Fergus Falls, MN 218-998-4386
AJ’s Gas & Grocery Herman, MN 320-677-2300
Lakeside Seed Company Herman, MN 320-677-8008
DHS Grain Ltd. Hoffman, MN 320-986-2467
Runestone Telecom Association Hoffman, MN 320-986-2013
Duane Rau Trucking Kensington, MN
Tender Hearts Home Care New York Mills, MN 218-385-3466
Warner Garage Door New York Mills, MN 218-385-2853
54K LLC Norcross, MN
Joe’s Backhoe Ottertail, MN 218-371-6923
Ottertail Aggregate Ottertail, MN 218-367-2581
Voltedge Electric Ottertail, MN 218-637-3725
√Lakes Inn at Dunvilla Pelican Rapids, MN 218-863-8000
√Grandstay Hotel & Suites - Perham Perham, MN 218-346-2033
New Horizons Realty Perham, MN 218-346-7767
Perham Area Chamber of Commerce Perham, MN 218-346-7710
Steve’s Sanitation Perham, MN 218-346-4834
United Community Bank Perham, MN 218-346-5700
Ruther Excavating Inc. Richville, MN 218-298-1477
Farmers Cooperative Oil Association Wendell, MN 218-685-4491
OTHER MEMBERS V & V Insurance Agency Inc Cresco, IA 563-547-2161
MWO Media Burr Ridge, IL 630-887-7722
Cajun Tie Downs Inc Crowley, LA 866-794-9932
AmericInn of Calumet Calumet, MI 906-934-6115
Stud Boy Traction Ravenna, MI 231-853-2323
ArcticFX Washington, MI 586-786-9851
Simonson Station Stores, Inc. Grand Forks, ND 701-772-3971
Texas Crossing Bar & Grill Wahpeton, ND 701-642-1991
Absolute Insurance West Fargo, ND
Custom Manufacturing Clinton, WI 608-676-2282
Ultimate Snow Groomer Drags Galesville, WI 608-539-4600
Lake Chippewa Flowage Resort Assn. Hayward, WI
Lulich Implement Mason, WI 715-746-2477
Track Inc - Tucker Sno-Cat Dealer Monico, WI 952-888-7372
Arrowhead Groomers/ Hamblen Equipment St Germain, WI 715-479-4200
√Marsh’s View Point Resort Wascott, WI 715-466-2447
√Wyoming High Country Lodge Lovell, WY 307-529-0914
Northwest Outlet Inc Superior, WI
