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Great snowmobiling all Christmas season on the Paul Bunyan and Red Arrow Trails through Lakewood and Townend over the Christmas season.  Put on about 200 miles.  Always a great job by those groups.  Park at the Lakewood Trailhead right in downtown Lakewood and head out on the trails!  4 more inches of snow on Monday.  Trails are primo right now.  Ride if you can. 

Here is the 12.26.2016 trail report for the Sayner Barnstormers.  They are located in North Vilas.  I trust their reports, if conditions stink, that is exactly what they will tell you:

This will be a bad news / good news type of report. 1st – the bad news. The area received sleet, freezing rain, and rain overnight. The temps this morning rose to 38. To give you an example – I have a table on my deck that had about 13.5 inches of snow on it yesterday. This morning, as a result of the rain overnight, it is down to 6.5. What snow we had before to work with was pretty dry. Not what you need or want to form a really good base or fill holes and ruts. The good news is; the rain we got will be a blessing in disguise. This is because the temps are currently dropping again. Tomorrow’s high is forecasted to be 14. Once this all freezes down, as long as there isn’t much traffic today, will form a nice & hard crusty base. Even better news yet is that we are supposed to be getting snow on Thursday. This on top of the new crusty base will make the trails decent again. We will need closer to 3 inches for the trails to be good but if we get 3 inches – they will be way batter than they were before last night’s storm. As with before – there is more snow the further north you go – giving the groomers more to work with. We are doing the best we can with what there is. Some lakes have been marked and many have not. If you come up to one and don’t see markers – turn around – do NOT cross no matter how many tracks you might see! Just because you saw one marked and crossed – don’t assume they are all safe. Ice thickness is varying greatly. The ice was measured recently out in front of Patti’s Murmuring Waters on Lost Lake and there was only 3 inches. We still have logging going on in a few areas of our system. The operations can start or stop without notification. Even when the processors move out – trucks will still be hailing out loads of logs. Watch for logging ahead signs, logging trucks, and logging equipment. PLEASE DO NOT hassle the loggers. If they get hassled – they have the right to shut that section of trail down. PLEASE BE PATIENT and stay out of their way. Watch for signals from the loggers and follow them. They might tell you to please wait or to go around.

Spoke to a bud who was up last wknd.  Better than expected, but still early conditions.  The only lake that was marked was Big Arb by Slo's Pub.  They may get some snow mid week - fingers crossed. 

Any reports out of Vilas County? Sounds like they need some snow for the Holiday week.

In east central WI all of the alfalfa, corn, and beans in the trails look really good. The good news is that the wheat and oats are being harvested.