> The snow is too deep on either side, [...]
Too deep? It's maybe 30-40 cm max. A snowmobile handles that without any problems. At the end of the video, you can see that he drives "off road" off the trail without any problems.
> It might work, but he could very easily have gotten stuck trying to do it.
If that were so, don't you think that person has feet? Or is the amount of snow too much for him to walk as well?
> And since you're stereotyping him as an American above, without any knowledge or experience in such a situation on your side,
I'm from Norway. Heard of it? We have moose, snow, snowmobiles etc. You can google it.
Also: where's the guy in the video from? Do you know?
Too deep? It's maybe 30-40 cm max. A snowmobile handles that without any problems. At the end of the video, you can see that he drives "off road" off the trail without any problems.
> It might work, but he could very easily have gotten stuck trying to do it.
If that were so, don't you think that person has feet? Or is the amount of snow too much for him to walk as well?
> And since you're stereotyping him as an American above, without any knowledge or experience in such a situation on your side,
I'm from Norway. Heard of it? We have moose, snow, snowmobiles etc. You can google it.
Also: where's the guy in the video from? Do you know?