Trail Groomer Fundraiser
| Refurbished 1988 Tucker 2000 at Wildwoods |
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| Delivery Day of our 1997 Tucker 2000 |
| OUR GOAL for you... A quality groomed trail.... |
| Proceeds from sale of 1987 Tucker were applied to the new 1997 Leased Tucker 2000. |
| Season 2016/2017 we worked hard to raise the money to update our groomers. We raised almost $17,000. We attempted to purchase a 1997 Tucker 2000 for approximately $44,000. We were short just under $10,000. So we decided to lease the machine for this season hoping to raise the funds needed to purchase it by May 2018. Once purchased 90% of the lease amount will be applied to the purchase price! Please continue your support and help us to raise this last $10,000. Wildwoods will be having a 50/50 raffle all season as well as raffle tickets to help raise these funds. Stop in for your "Winning Ticket" Wildwoods Lodge: The Gateway to the Katahdin region. Located in Brownville, nestled among 100 acres of beautiful Maine wilderness,is leasily accessible to Ebemee Scenic Gauntlet Trail, Greenville/Moosehead Region, Katahdin Iron Works (KI) and the famous B52 crash site on Elephant Mountain, Kokadjo, LaGrange/Medford Trestle, Lincoln and Millinocket. With connector trails to the popular Jo Mary trail system and Maine ITS trails, the possibilities are limitless! We want to provide riders with the best groomed trails second to none. Wildwoods Lodge is partnered with the local snowmobile clubs to acheive this goal. Whether stopping along your journey for a home cooked meal, staying at our all amenities Wildwoods cabins, or leaving from our park and ride to access great trails on your way to whatever Maine destination you choose, come enjoy the wild of Katahdin with us! Although we are now at the start of our 2017/2018 riding season, please help us spread the word and raise the funds to help us purchase this machine in May 2018. Please share our campaign with your friends and fellow RIDERS. We appreciate and thank you for your support. |
| Groomers of the Brownville Snowmobile Club |
