Groomers were on a Tear Yesterday

09:00 AM - February 09, 2021

Tuesday, Club #1

Groomers were out in force yesterday and last night. The #1 started early yesterday and went from Rogers Lake to Governors, did the 506 in to Dry Gulch then the 503 through Upsalquitch into Trail 19 at Simpson Fields then from there returned to Rogers Lake for a change in operators then back out to Red Pine Shelter up the 507 then out on the 22 to the 301?22 intersection back to Nine Mile Shelter on the 22 then reversed to Red Pine Shelter and to Roger Lake. Note that the 508 got groomed as well. The #2 went to Bass River on Trail 19, back to Atlantic Host, then returned to Nepisiguit and back to the shop in East Bathurst. The #3 went from Nepisiguit to Rogers Lake and back to Nepisiguit.

With this relatively cold weather this week, the trails should be setting up quite nicely. Check the map below.

We are in the final Six days of our Lottery with just over 100 out of a 1000 tickets left to sell in our 50/50 lottery to support our grooming this year. We are putting on a big push to sell the remaining tickets. I f you know someone that would share a ticket, if just on the halves or thirds or quarters, then this is an opportunity to do so. This lottery is in lieu of the lack of fund raising due to Coved 19. We have 36 cash prizes with the first prize being $25,000. If you like the pictures below, this is what the lottery is all about. Normally we raise about $45,000 with our fund raisers so with two weeks left you can easily purchase your ticket ON-LINE at www.lottery.bathursttrails.com Over 300 people did online so far) at or locally at our Nepisiguit Lodge or the locations below: We would dearly love to sell the remaining 100 tickets to give out the full amounts shown without prorating them so this is reason for the following statement. Please note that if for some reason we can't sell our remaining tickets by Feb 14, we did get permission from the Lottery Commission for a month extension. Kerr's Chainsaw Ltd. Bradley Kerr 3-Step Contracting. Marc Poirier.