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Here is where we will post snow conditions that are sent to us and found online. We encourage others to send us snow conditions for your area so that others may know what the conditions are.
Where we have listed: Approx snow, this is the total snowfall for the season. It does not mean that there is that much snow in the reported area at time of posting.

SNOW FACTS

Before you hit the trail, make sure you are prepared for the unexpected with a well stocked survival kit.
SAFETY - Don't leave home without it!
LIST OF NECESSITIES - Build your own survival kit to ensure that you are carrying quality equipment that will be the most helpful to your specific outdoor activity. Store-bought kits can be full of equipment that offers little help.
As always be CAREFUL when snowmobiling over lakes and rivers. Check with local clubs or authorities as to ice conditions before traveling on ice.

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SLED-SASK
SNOW
CONDITIONS
in Saskatchewan this winter of 2019 to 2020

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WARNING!!
Watch out for Silage Bags!!!

We are seeing more and more of these white bags in fields over the years.
They may look like huge snow drifts, but they are not! Please stay away from them! Do not ride on them! This also includes bales in fields.
Recent trespass legislation prohibits the use of snowmobiles on posted lands. You must request permission from the land owner to operate your snowmobile on said posted land.
Failure to do so, can/will result in fines as outlined in the legislation.

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WARNING!!
Watch out for Electric Fences!!!

Electric fences are very hard to see when out snowmobile riding.
They may or may not be marked. So be careful and watch out for electric fences.

WARNING!!
Use Extreme caution on ice!

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Please include amount of fresh snow and total amount of snow.
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Saskatchewan Snow Conditions - Reports
As of January 8/2020

Saskatchewan Zones

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**Sask Snow Trails Open**

**Sask Snow Trails Partially Open**

**Sask Snow Trails Closed**

NORTH WEST - ZONE 1

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1/8/20

Pike Lake area - Approx 3-4 in. of snow. 1/8/20

Dundurn area - Approx 2-3 in. of snow. 1/8/20

Saskatoon area - Approx 3-4 in. of snow. 1/8/20

NORTH EAST - ZONE 2

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12/27/19

Carrot River area - Approx 2-3 in. of snow. 12/19/19

Kelvington area - Approx 8-10in of snow. 12/24/19

Aylsham area - Approx 4-6in. of snow. 12/27/19

SOUTH EAST - ZONE 3

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NO SNOW - NO REPORTS IN YET!!

SOUTH WEST - ZONE 4

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NO SNOW REPORTS YET!!

OUTSIDE SASKATCHEWAN

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NO SNOW REPORTS IN YET!!

Snow condition reports are based on several emails, texts and Facebook posts received and web reports found online.
We try to be accurate as possible and assume no responsibility for any errors or submissions.
If any errors are noted, please contact us about the error and we will correct it.

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LIST OF NECESSITIES
- The following is a list of necessary equipment that you should carry with you on every outing to increase your chances of survival should something unexpected happen. Never go snowmobiling without your survival gear.

Waterproof matches

Two or three butane lighters (clear with an adjustable flame)

Candle

50 ft. nylon parachute cord (for building shelter)

60 x 90 inch sheet of 2 mm plastic

Sharp knife

Two or three silver and gold space blankets

Plastic whistle (ACME dog training whistle)

Small folding wood saw

Survival paper (tissue or toilet paper)

Small flashlight with spare batteries

Candy bars and hard candy

Dry gloves (snowmobile and wool)

Water

Aspirin

Basic first-aid kit

Food: high energy and carbohydrates

SUGGESTED SNOWMOBILE CLOTHING
- Good quality winter clothing is critical to your enjoyment and safety when snowmobiling. Ski type clothing is usually not warm enough due to the wind chill factor when riding. Bibs made specifically for snowmobiling are a must. Waterproof all clothing and layer clothing so that each additional layer is slightly larger in size to keep your clothing from becoming too tight and restrictive. Waterproof glove and boots also. Avoid wearing any clothing made of cotton. It will quickly become wet and cold and dries very slowly. The phrase “cotton kills” is well known within the search and rescue community. Polar fleece is an excellent replacement for cotton as long as it is not used as an outer layer. It can also become wet, but it will dry quickly. Remember to add a layer of clothing before you become chilled and take off a layer before you become damp from perspiration.