No sir. Polk County, WI

How about not hearing a sound until he was past me? Does that qualify?

@@kennethgoin628 I was there. If he broke the sound barrier outside of an MOA he wouldn't be flying ever again. Do some research on the Doppler effect.

@@spectrebit "Do some research on the Doppler effect." No. If you care, you can explain what I'm seeing and actually do something constructive. Your condescension is both unnecessary and unwanted.

@@kennethgoin628 You didn't hear the jet until it passed you because of how sound travels and the Doppler effect. Most engine noise is directed behind the jet. The Doppler effect changes the sound frequency as the jet moves. This is normal at airshows and doesn't mean it broke the sound barrier. For a sonic boom, you'd hear a loud "crack" which is strictly prohibited over the mainland US. I've heard a sonic boom from a Falcon 9 before and I was at the airshow last weekend, it most definitely wasn't a sonic boom. Hope this clears up your confusion, please use Google instead of being completely misinformed! 😊

@@spectrebit If I Googled everything, I wouldn't need "informed" people like you to set me straight, and then you wouldn't have any fun at all. Fair enough? Nobody knows what they don't know, until they learn what they didn't know. Try not to be a jerk about it.

My main channel.

Yeah, the good ol' days! Camcorders, bad PAs, and fatigue all played a role this day. The PA blew up... much of what you're hearing is cranked amps! But thanks for seeing through it. Noel Ouellette is one of the best Tate impressions I've ever heard. There are glimpses of that in other video clips.

Sorry, it was my first show, I didn't have a program, and they "sneaked" it past me. I missed a few things, but next time will be better because I'll know what to expect.

That would've been very cool! This was a last-minute decision for me so I had to grab what I could get for seating. It's no highlight, but wouldn't you know the frogman jump accident was almost straight ahead of me. I know enough about sky diving that I was panicking before the accident even happened. The separation was way too late for the chute to recover, something I've seen other divers fall victim to.

@@kennethgoin628 we were under the B-1 bomber for the entire show. Moved into the BA's VIP section just before their display started. I did not see the incident as I was behind the hanger. My wife and mother-in-law did see it happen. I did notice them still hooked up as the disappeared behind the hanger. I thought this didn't look good. Made it back to our original seats just as the medical helicopter was about to depart. BA VIP section provides seats and a number of their displays passes over your heads and coming towards you. Plus you have viewing of them starting up, taxi out and parking when display is done.

That was the uncle that opened a dealership in Ladysmith, WI. Everything about it says it's a '67, yet it has '68 decals. I wish I had the answer to that riddle! That man was responsible for getting us into snowmobiling, and a few of us are still riding today!

@@kennethgoin628 Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

@@kennethgoin628 Yeah i figured that was you! 😁 Lots of people dislike or slam the whole acoustic or "unplugged" thing but i LOVE it! And Saigon Kick? Killer band! Please upload the rest hehe 🤘

Yes sir. I'm the bassist on the left side of the stage, right side of the video screen. 🎸

Thank you!

I was thinking... we videographers usually save the maulings for the close-up photo takers, then I remembered that my bro-in-law stopped to capture photos. I don't know how he pulled it off, but he should've gone down like an unknown actor in the opening scene of a Star Trek episode.

@@ronfullerton3162 That's pretty cool you've got to see them up close in person. The closest I've gotten is watching on tv and a KZfaq channel I'm subscribed to who raises them for their meat, coats etc. I would race them from a stand still and when it was time to go and the bisons took off, I would run thee other way. 😁

Well... aren't we a little self-absorbed. We're on a highway ya genius. If you want to observe, trust me, there's no shortage of places to do so. Quit your belly aching. We built the highway; we get to use the highway. If you don't like it, watch a nature documentary or something else that demonizes the human race. Now, to give you some perspective, bison aren't exactly warm, cuddly creatures. We're as vulnerable as hikers and care not to flirt with reality. We also had weather pushing us from the south, weather that included thunder snow. You can shake your head, but we're on a trip. Can you understand that? A trip. Dates are set, weather will do what the weather is going to do, and a hearty person will roll with it and take in the richness of the experience as a whole. Nothing about a highway ruins their nature or their life experience. They're more worried about mating/reproduction, food, and predators, Their natural world is far more deadly and disturbing than anything presented by a trio of outdoor enthusiasts who also happen to like motorcycles.

Thank you, James! Always appreciate a kind word.

Humans use the road - which goes through their living room. We coexist with beasts all the time without problem. They don't give off diesel smoke, and they always have the right away.

Plenty of Bison herds - get off of KZfaq and drive through the Yukon. Don't do it on a motorcycle.

Deceiving because of the wind noise going directly into the GoPro mic. The last bike is identical to the second bike in make, model, and engine/pipes. I still think the comment made a few years ago about hauling a wagon of rocks is funny... but it's just the wind noise.

Glad you found some enjoyment in them Mark! Those were different days but we treasure them. The farmer across the road was retired but mowed the field for us kids every year and the trails you see us on, we blazed them ourselves! Another fun fact is that we were lucky enough to have one of Polaris' promotion only produced TCs. Since dad taped 8mm footage, it's all authentic to the era and while it might not be much to today's riders, it's history! I wish I had more videos to post regarding the old sled days, but like everyone's dad, the money only stretched so far. But man, those were FUN days!

@@MBTUE We were a Polaris family because 1) They were GREAT to us. When everyone else was wrenching, we were riding! 2) My uncle sold Polaris in Ladysmith, WI until 1982. The Arctic Cats you see belonged to my best friend's parents so if we needed extra sleds when he or his sister (or both) came up. Got an old Ski Doo in this video though: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iteRrJaeyNWonGQ.html