Starting this past weekend at Canterbury and continuing at each stop through the remainder of the 2016 ISOC snocross season, a 20-foot-tall Tucker Hibbert will command the skyline while waiting for you to take a selfie (and get a chance to win a $250 gift card).

I realize that the real Tucker is much taller than 20 feet, but the crew needed something they could fit in the Ram box of a truck in between races.

So get your #20FootTucker groove going!

Dude crushed it at Canterbury. Here's the video to prove it. BAM!

Holy Schamoly did Team Arctic unleash the winning beast this past weekend in snocross and cross-country!

At the Canterbury SX, they won 9 of 17 classes and nearly 50% of all the podium places.

At the Devil's Lake, ND, XC, it was 16 wins (out of 20 classes) and 80% of all the podium positions.

Click to read the team press release and see the results.

The 2016 cross-country season kicked off at its traditional venue, the Gerald Dyrdahl Memorial 200 on Pine Lake in Gonvick, Minn.

As has also been traditional in recent years, Team Arctic did WAY more than their share of the winning.

Click to read a bit about the race and see all of the Team Arctic race winners.

Arctic Cat just released several all-new ATV and ROV models, some tagged as 2016 models and others as 2017s.

There's an all-new Crew-cab HDX, and mid-sized Prowler 500, Alterra TRV models, fresh new colors and an Alterra 90.

Roost on over to see the latest dirt models from Arctic Cat.

Team Arctic hit the ground running a the first USXC cross-country race of the season on Pine Lake in Gonvick, Minn.

14 of 21 class wins and 44 of 63 podium finishes is pretty awesome.

Click to read the team press release.

Want to channel your inner #68? Wearing the official 2016 Tucker Hibbert merchandise might help.

Click to see a few items and learn how to get your own.

There's an old saying that I often hear describing snowmobilers:

"We need snow in our back yard to believe that it's truly winter out there."

In the last week I been from the southeast corner of Minnesota all the way to the Northwest, and I can tell you the ground is white everywhere in between. And lots of snowmobilers are out enjoying it.

If that's not the case where you live, then I sincerely hope that it soon will be.

A good ol' snowstorm dumped 9 inches of snow on southern Minnesota this last week of 2015.

A handful of us celebrated the occasion with a great ride through part the state's famed Bluff Country.

Click for a few pix.

On the 12th day of Christmas my true love gave to me...

...a gift that lasted a lifetime.

Here's the story of such gifts.

Merry Christmas everyone. Peace to you and your loved ones.

Once again Arctic Cat delivers an outstanding Happy Holiday video card featuring excellent footage and a song with outstanding lyrics.

From Arctic Cat to you: Happy Holidays!

Winter arrived in parts of Minnesota last week, delivering enough snow to make tracks in the northern part of the state.

Which is exactly what I did last Friday with my friends Tom Rowland and Paul Hein. Which in turn erased all frustration and gloom that h continue reading ...

See and hear the highlights of Tucker Hibbert and his Monster Energy/Arctic Cat racing team's experience at the 2015 Fargo snocross.

Check it out: two full days of racing craziness condensed into two and a half minutes.

In the world of Arctic Cat collecting, Tom Ische and his wife Nancy and daughter Brianna have amassed a mind-boggling array of racing and performance snowmobiles from the Arctic Enterprises era.

If Arctic Cat built a performance or racing sled between 1968 to 1981, the Isches have it. King Cats, EXTs, Puma mods, Sno Pros...they’re all here at their shop in Glencoe, Minn., most in either original unrestored or perfectly-restored condition.

I caught up with the 49-year old Cat fanatic recently at his shop, where we stared at beautiful machines and discussed how this collection came to be.

Click to see amazing passion, the most iconic musclesleds in Arctic Cat history and the story of Tom's fascination with this stuff.

Okay, the West has gotten hammered with snow, same for much of Canada, and now parts of the Midwest are finally starting to look like winter.

Let's hope Ma Nature is keepin' it real this time.

Excellent snow depth and analysis HERE at the NOAA website.

For families interested in snowmobile youth racing, this coming weekend marks the first event of the 2015-16 DMC Motorsports Sno Series.

The 8-race series (four of which are in conjunction with USXC events) offers snow Lemans and short cross-country style courses for young boys and girl, with classes ranging from 120 to 206 Briggs to Transition.

Click for more details and the full schedule.

Team Arctic snocrossers emerged from Round Three and Four in Fargo, ND, this past weekend with eight class wins, 19 podium finishes and two podium sweeps.

It was the best overall performance of any brand.

Click to read the Team Arctic Press Release.

While I'm waiting for Ma Nature to get with the program and deliver us winter, I find myself looking at pictures that capture the magic of snowmobile season.

Here are a few that work magic for me. Hope they do the same for you.

I'm thankful for the wild and crazy riders who emerge from every generation and do more than just push the boundaries: they completely and literally launch over and/or blow right through them.

I'm thankful for the human spirit that yearns to fly higher, farther and faster.

I'm thankful for Screamin' Scott Eilertson, Arctic Cat District Sales Manager, former racer and jumping record holder, who thrilled the 40,000 spectators at Great Lakes Raceway in Union Grove, Wis., on Labor Day weekend 1975 by launching his 1973 EXT 98 feet (and collapsing the running boards and spraining both ankles in the process).

I'm thankful the power cable didn’t clothesline him.

And I'm thankful it's Friday, Dec. 4, 2015 (and that Scott is STILL a wild/crazy Arctic Cat guy)!