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I turned back around to see Tyson still ducked next to the snowmobile and Tyler standing frozen staring a bear in the face. “Tyler. Back away very slowly and duck next to Tyson.” I said calmly and slowly. “Tyson. You need to come over here and let's do something dumb.” Tyson without hesitation got up and walked ever so slowly towards me. He got next to me and said “So what is the plan?” “Get on your snowmobile and follow my lead.” I said. We got on our snowmobiles and we creeped forward until we were about 20-30 feet away from the bear. The bear looked up at us and growled. Jim and Preston saw that Tyson and I had also seen the bear and knew that we were going to do something stupid. “Tyson, Bobby. Don’t you dare do what I think you are going to do!” Jim yelled in a whisper. Tyson and I didn’t hear him. The bear then roared at us. “Rawr”. Tyson and I responded with and even louder roar from our snowmobiles. “RAWR!!”. That was enough to startle the bear, then we went full throttle towards the startled beast and it was scared. We chased the bear away from the area for a couple of minutes before we returned to the scene.
“What the hell were you two thinking chasing off a bear?!” Said Jim and
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“Now is absolutely everyone ready?” Said Jim. “Yesss!” Everyone shouted. “Okay. Let’s rock and roll.” Said Jim. We hit the trails and followed all of the same paths to where we were the first time but we decided to keep going to see what we could find. About ten minutes past the first clearing we found a whole new spot to tread around in. This spot had everything you could possibly want for snowmobiling. It had jumps, trees, flat open ground, perfect snow, powder snow, hills, and so much more. Everyone was going wild having a good time and while Tyson, Tyler, and I were just screwing around doing the same loop over and over again, Jeff and Preston snuck off to go over towards the mountain side to try and climb

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