Camp property found, now updates.

ArlyA · 2025-10-03T14:02:43-0400

Torvy said:
Congrats, Arly! If I didn't have to negotiate with my wife, I have a small place in the Black Hills, or, failing that, the UP of Wisconsin. I don't think I could handle MI. Love the thread.

I saw the previous owner was 8-9 hours away. How far is it for you?

Ultimately, you may want a summer tractor with no cab and a smaller footprint to go along with the bigger cabbed one. Easy for me to spend your money.

Can your ATVs help move snow?

Its an hour south of us and at a higher elevation, so the weather is a bit different. At this point, we are leaving the 6x6 here with its blade so as to do snow removal and groom the trails we care for here.. With the property, we gained another atv which will be left there, but has no blade but will ferry us in and roll those trails.

kenmbz · 2025-10-03T15:22:48-0400

Arly,
Are you going to put trackers on the larger equipment or is there lockable storage?

ning · 2025-10-03T21:30:21-0400

EddieWalker said:
Since this is a remote cabin and not a primary residence, there is no need to be there when it's snowing really bad. Clearing the road of snow can happen when the weather gets better. I'm sure a cab would be nice for this, but if it's too cold, too miserable, why even go to the cabin?

hahaha - it may be a "camp" cabin, but surely you've seen they're avid cross-country skiers?
If I had a cabin like that (at least, after it's set up for it), I'd probably be there more in the winter than in the summer....

ArlyA · 2025-10-03T21:39:06-0400

ning said:
hahaha - it may be a "camp" cabin, but surely you've seen they're avid cross-country skiers?
If I had a cabin like that (at least, after it's set up for it), I'd probably be there more in the winter than in the summer....

Indeed, we'll be going in the same we are now, via atv. Obviously with pods in the winter. We will be looking for someone to plow the parking lot for us this winter. We are sitting at a campfire there now.