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We have some of the most exhilarating trails you will find anywhere and would love to share them with you!
Our Club is a proud member of the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs (OFSC). We would like to welcome all snowmobilers and visitors to the Havelock/Belmont/Methuen area. Consider becoming a member and reap the benefits of belonging to one of the first and oldest organized snowmobile clubs in the province.
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HDSC will be at Celebrate Havelock, Saturday May 7th 9am to 4pm, HBM Community Centre 39 George St. There will be 70+ vendors, food, activities for kids and a silent auction. Hope to see you there!
gotta luv those Mid Weak Jammers !
3 CHEERS for VOLUNTEERS! This National Volunteer Week (April 24-30), join us in celebrating all the snowmobile enthusiasts who selflessly carry on the volunteering tradition to deliver the trail network we have enjoyed for over 60 years. And salute those who helped build the legacy over many years. Read about the volunteer tradition at www.ofsc.on.ca/trailside-talks/celebrating-our-volunteer-tradition/
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If you are or know an ATV Rider, please pass along this message.
We’ve been notified again that some ATV riders found a way around a closed gate onto private property. Please respect all closed gates on all OFSC snowmobile trails and stay out! All these gates have “Private Property, No Trespassing signs”, they are put there to keep people and ORV out, if ATV riders keep crossing privately own property they can and will be charged.
Please read the “OFSC and OFATV Advocate No Riding on Private Land Without Landowner Permission”.
The land owner should not have to Do anything but I have seen signs on road allowances and on Crown land known where you ride and respect private land land owners respect that you Don't own road allowances nor Crown land
Assholes
curious, why do the SNOWMOBILE clubs get notified about ATV'ers trespassing and have threats of SLED trails closing ?? Seems weird, be like cops coming to my house and saying if my neighbor commits a crime " I'M " going to jail ! Seriously, why would the landowners call sled people to complain about ATV people trespassing and ruining property, put up trail cams and call the cops not snowmobile clubs !
OFSC Trail Rider Code of Conduct - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
OFSC Trail Rider Code of Conduct - Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs
www.ofsc.on.ca
How To Snowmobile Legally and Safely on Private Property Every year, generous landowners provide land use permission to local snowmobile clubs for their volunteers to build and maintain an OFSC Prescr...I saw very little evidence of "off trail" riding this yr. most of the fields that were traditionally tore up remained untouched. And as always I will defend the conscientious sledder. * most "off trail" riding is done by turds on ditch bangers with NO permit, NO insurance and NO respect ! I take umbridge that the ofsc "assumes" that the habitual offenders are permit carrying members. Spending ridicules money on add campaigns to inform the already informed and compliant snowmobilers is a waste ! THE PEOLE WHO HABITUALLY RIP UP FARM FIELDS ARE MOST LIKELY THEIR NIEGHBORS KIDS ON DITCH BANGERS AT NIGHT. They do not read ofsc press or FB posts from clubs. I am amazed that just by virtue of owning a sled we are deemed to be disrespectful asswipes who's sole purpose is ruining private property and crops ! all us permit carrying, insurance holding, $20,000 sled driving off trail warriors hell bent on destruction. Just dumb. But hey thanks to all the landowners ! we appreciate you !
Between the ages of 12 and 15? Over the age of 15 and do not possess a valid Ontario Drivers License?
Then you need to successfully complete an Ontario-approved Snowmobile Safety Course before riding on public lands.
