Side-by-side

very big problem you know and then you know when you're dealing with water and and delta mud and gumbo and all that fun stuff you know um ruts and tearing up field roads and that kind of thing is always an issue But we do work with the landowners to set up designated ATV trails or something like that if we need them.

We allow nobody to drive a UTV or ATV across a field.

We will take it into consideration every now and then if we have like a handicapped hunter or something like that.

um most of our landowners are really good i can call them and personally talk to them about that and they'll give us permission to let those people drive those you know those disabled people to um but it's a very limited you know conversation with me i you know it's one of those things i take for each conversation if i'm going to allow it or not but for the most part you know it's a walk-in once you get past the atb trail and we don't have any issues with that that's good that's great

Well, mobile audio certainly has expanded to multiple categories, meaning marine, UTV, golf carts, and more.

But what we're looking for is equipment that is specifically made not only to handle the elements, but they can also provide amazing sound.

One company that has the entire plethora of products is Kenwood.

Yeah,

yeah, yeah.

Roll bars on a UTV and the sizing or gapping is, you know,

Are they adjustable, or how does that work?

So it's dictated by the grommets.

Right.

So all of a sudden now we're, we're looking like we're promoting more UTV off road, but we're also trying to stop uh, the president from rescinding this Rothes rule, I, it, it's a lot to chew on.

And especially with, with Ryan, you know, Ryan being the head of BHA, it's not that long ago that like it was straight to the gulag for anybody riding an e-bike.

up in a forest or someone riding a motorcycle, a dirt bike.

I enjoy my peaceful hike through the woods.

I want to hike up to my glassing spot.

And you're almost to there and all of a sudden some dude goes cruising past you in his UTV and goes, it's that glassing spot.

Like he's just, I feel like it's, I don't want to say unfair advantage.

Got that giveaway going down at three tomorrow.

The biggest, best giveaway here at the show for the UTV behind us.

And we got about 13, 14 Yetis over here.

So going to be a lot of winners.

is epic, man.

That's definitely a story to tell.

So you guys got your tickets, right, for the UTV giveaway? Yeah.

When is that again?

That lockdown was then lifted.

Fargo man was killed in a UTV rollover in Stutsman County.

35-year-old Trevor Doering died in the crash October 21st at Pelican Point Recreation Area.

Sheriff Chad Kaiser says Doering was partially ejected from the vehicle, which came to a rest partially on top of him.

31 degrees in our South Fargo studios.

I'm Chris Larson, WDAY Radio News.

A Fargo man is dead following a UTV rollover in Stutsman County.

Our partners at NewsDakota.com report 35-year-old Trevor Doering died in the crash October 21st.

And, you know, pressure in and of itself can be different depending on the property and what deer are accustomed to or what they're used to.

If they're used to hearing ATVs, UTVs, and tractors every day of the week, that's not a big problem.

It doesn't bother them.

But if the only time that they're exposed to UTVs is when the flood of hunters hits the camp on Friday afternoon, and then there's this flush of activity Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, and then everybody leaves, and then Monday through Thursday afternoon, you know, the deer can rest in peace.

They cue in on that.

It's something different that they're not used to.

helping them grow their businesses, making sure that people can have kind of that lifestyle.

If you think about lifestyle now in that West Hall where we are going to do this, there'll be trucks, street trucks, off-road trucks, there'll be overland, there'll be street bikes, dirt bikes, side-by-sides, all the UTVs.

All of that lifestyle is going to be all highlighted at the SEMA show this year.

So I'm really excited about that.

I'm Chris Larson from the Flag News Center.

A Fargo man is dead following a UTV rollover in Stutsman County.

Our partners at NewsDakota.com report 35-year-old Trevor Doering died in the crash October 21st at the Pelican Point Recreation Area.

Sheriff Chad Kaiser says Doering was partially ejected from the vehicle, which came to rest partially on top of him.