A few wintery scenes from our last snow storm. This ATV and plow system is great! All the ney sayers on this one are all wet! I've plowed with both, 150 ford and Fisher plow and so far, I haven't noticed all that much difference between the two. Granted I have rear chains on the ATV, but its cheap insurance and so far its been a breeze plowing with the ATV. Now.... my drive is no piece of cake, but probably the best test anyone could give one of these machines and it comes out with flying colors! This is the road entrence. Note how high the banks are. Not a big storm, but was able to bank and widen just as good as my 150 would.

This is a view of 1/3 of my hidden drive. Note that its uphill all the way, then curves to the left

A view going down to the entrance from to beginning of the "U" shape midway up the drive

This is the remainder of the way down to the entrance

the other end of the "U". To the left goes up to the camp, and straight is the millyard

Where the machine is and just beyond is where the deer come in to feed.

This is the deer's view of the camp.

another view they have while feeding

This is looking down at the upper part of the "U" drive

The Bad boy!

I figured I'd tke advantage of the cold, and snow cover to get rid of a few slash/cutting piles. This is 2/3 gone. Got one more pile o touch off in this clearing, and ought to see some new greens in the spring sprouting through

Now that the brush pile is gone, we have a clear vision to the clearing the deer have been frequenting. Look close, you'll count 4. The clearing starts about 40' from the camp and those are about 70' away

Looks like I burned that brush just in time, as we were dumped on with 15" of this white suff 2 days later

That's the wood pile by the camp. Look at the lid on the barrel I keep kindling in ;-)

Don't look like I'll be sawing antime soon. Its -6 this morning after the storm

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