Baldwin-Woodville SnoHawks

04/20/2026

A big THANK YOU to this years sponsors of our 24th annual UFF DA Run on May 16 here in Woodville WI.

04/16/2026

03/10/2026

Here are the winners of our raffle for the 2026 Winter fest.
1. Dave Diaeger- Browning 7mm Mag
2. Dan White- R***r 7mm-08 w/scope
3. DJ Lorenz- Bennili 12 GA
4. Tyler Kennett- Blackstone
5. Duane Russett- 1/2 Hog
6. Robin Anderson- Yeti Cooler
7. Curt Turner- Yeti Chair
8. Jessie Jawbront- Rugar Wrangler .22
9. Ray Kundgren- Hog Pen $100
10. Jim Mikla- Hilltop $100
11. Kevin Kamm- Phoenix $100
12. Jay Monson- Strikers $100
13. Bill McCkain- Kyotes $100
14. Jasin Capetske- Wingn'It $100
15. Austin Turner- Garage bar- $100
We thank everyone who participated in our fun filled day!! If you had pancakes at the breakfast, played darts, were in the Euchre tourny, and all those that purchased raffle tickets.
We THANK YOU ALL!!
A huge shout out to Jeff and Heather at the Woodville GarageBar and ALL their staff for helping make this happen. THANK YOU!

03/09/2026

03/07/2026

Winter fest 2026 is well under way. Meat raffle at 2:00pm today.

Raffle tickets still available. Drawing is at 5:00pm.

03/04/2026

This SATURDAY!! Come on down to the Woodville Garage bar for a fun day of Euchre, Darts and Raffles. It all starts with breakfast starting at 8am.
Win guns and many many more prizes!!

01/30/2026

Riders are now using Trail Courtesy Lights on sleds.
The light is mounted to the sled so oncoming traffic will see either a yellow light, indicating that there are more riders in the group. Or a green 🟩 light indicates the last sled in the group.

Wanted to make you are familiar with these lights on sleds now!

Lights are avaliable here:
https://www.ljeproducts.com/shop-products/trail-courtesy-lights

01/30/2026

~(Updated) Snowfall Forecast Saturday/Sunday~

A clipper will move through the region this weekend bringing a round of light snowfall. Snowfall accumulations of 1-3" is expected for some areas, with little to no snowfall south of I-80. Even with accumulations staying light, travel impacts are expected and can be just as bad as 4-5" of snow.

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01/30/2026

Snowmobilers: Be Aware Of Increased Law Enforcement During Upcoming Sled Safe Weekends
Sled Safe Education/Enforcement Weekends Are Jan. 30-Feb. 1 And Feb. 6-8


Wisconsin conservation warden riding a snowmobile and wearing a helmet
Wardens will share snowmobile safety tips with riders and watch for operators who may be impaired or causing safety problems for themselves and others. / Photo Credit: Wisconsin DNR

MADISON, Wis. – The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) reports six snowmobile fatalities so far in this new year and urges all snowmobile operators to wait to drink any alcoholic beverages until they get home for the day.

This is the top safety message operators will hear from DNR conservation wardens patrolling as a theme of the upcoming Sled Safe education/enforcement weekends Jan. 30-Feb. 1 and Feb. 6-8, 2026.

Wardens will share snowmobile safety tips with riders and watch for operators who may be impaired or causing safety problems for themselves and others.

"I can't stress enough how important it is for snowmobile operators to be safe, responsible and sober. Impairment of any kind can have tragic consequences," said DNR off-highway vehicle administrator Lt. Jacob Holsclaw. "Alcohol is among the top factors in fatal crashes."

Holsclaw urges operators to ride safely and sober for themselves, for others sharing the trails and for those waiting for their return. "Think of the people you care about, then please don’t drink and ride."

Here are a few more snowmobile safety tips:

Impairment of any kind – drugs or alcohol – can have tragic consequences.
Always operate within the limits of your skills, visibility and snowmobile.
Stop and look both ways before crossing a road. All snowmobile operators are required to obey stop sign postings and stop. Be sure the path is clear of all oncoming traffic.
Avoid ice-covered waters.
Stay on marked trails.
Slow down.
Ride with others.
Visit the DNR’s Snowmobiling webpage for additional information on snowmobile safety classes, regulations, safety tips and how to register your snowmobile.

https://links-1.govdelivery.com/CL0/https:%2F%2Fdnr.wisconsin.gov%2Ftopic%2FSnowmobile/1/0100019c0b5018c3-5b2431e0-41d0-48bf-81d5-66e4bb419fc0-000000/n1UQ6qNFJqSdlXOKD72wt758AHy90c__0ywHB6SgwQo=442

01/22/2026

As of 8am January 22nd Dunn County trails NORTH of HWY 12 will OPEN. (see attached photo- purple line is the cutoff)
Everything south of 12 will remain closed.

RIDE WITH CAUTION