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snowmobile

a. a small open motor vehicle for travelling on snow, steered by two skis at the front and driven by a caterpillar track underneath
b. a larger closed motor vehicle with two skis at the front and a track at each side
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Our estimates suggest that nonresident snowmobilers spend about $147 per activity day, including food, lodging, and, often, snowmobile rental costs.
Note: A previous version of this story appeared in the March 2015 issue of the New York State Snowmobile Association's publication "New York Snowmobiler Online."
Nonresident snowmobilers are important contributors to the Montana economy.
"She's leading the snowmobilers away from the goat!" shouted Punky excitedly.
Our estimates suggest that nonresident snowmobilers spend about $40 million per year including food, lodging, and often, snowmobile rental costs.
The "small-town" atmosphere of Tug Hill communities keeps many snowmobilers coming back year after year.
The Finch family stays in the region, providing lodging to snowmobiler and to workers, if there is construction at the Weyerhauser mill.
An avid fisherman and snowmobiler, Rockholt found plenty to do whatever the season, his father said.
WALDO LAKE - A 74-year-old snowmobiler from Oakridge, who became separated from his partner on Saturday, was found Sunday morning, the Lane County sheriff's office said.
He was a parishioner of Our Lady of the Assumption Church in Millbury for many years and was an avid snowmobiler.
Meanwhile, snowmobiler fatalities are on the climb like high-marking itself, Logan said, as ever-better machines take often ill-prepared riders to increasingly treacherous heights.
The other snowmobiler had by then gone under the water.
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