Legal Question in Real Estate Law in Wisconsin

I am not familiar enough with dog team "mushing" and the operation of snow hooks to answer this question. However, if your team was, for example, a piece of large farm equipment which was legally operating on the roadway, approaching drivers going past you would need to do so at their own risk and give you wide enough birth to avoid all visible parts of your machinery. If similar rules apply on snowmobile trails, your team might qualify for this type of a right of way, creating a possible duty for smaller and more easily maneuverable vehicles to avoid you and your snow hooks. You have the option to force the owner to sue you, in which event at judge would need to decide these issues during a trial. While it may not be worth it where such small dollar amounts are at stake, your chances of success would be better if you were represented by an experienced traffic or civil attorney. Attorney responses on this public website are intended only for public educational purposes rather than as legal advice for your specific situation. Responses to your questions therefore do not create an attorney client relationship between us and should not be relied upon for making any important decisions until they have been reconsidered by your private attorney. You are; however, welcome to contact my office in Racine to discuss any additional questions which you may have or to seek private advice intended for you alone. Answers on this website may also contain attorney advertising materials.