The Hoot took part in the 5th Annual Leo's Ledges Adventure 2008 in Garrettsville, Ohio.

Enthusiasts came from as far away as Phoenix, Arizona to attend the 4-day, fun-filled family weekend of amphibious 6x6 and 8x8's.

Leo's Ledges Adventure 2008 was attended by approximately 75 AATV's and around 150 people.

Leo's Ledges Adventure 2008 was held on 1400 acres of varied terrain, including lake, river crossings, mud holes, trails, hills, sand dunes and forested areas. Events included night rides, bon fire, music, dice run and organized rides.

Grace Boykin of Palm Harbor, Florida was high bidder for the Hoot ETV auctioned at at the National Wild Turkey Federation convention in February. Congratulations, Grace!

Caleb Staveland in Alaska poses with a HUGE load on his Hoot® ETV! Along with his gun, backpack, gas can, and more, Caleb has stowed a quartered moose for transport down the mountain after the hunt.

Says Caleb, "The amazing part is that even though this was a large load, there is still room for more gear. A conventional ATV could only carry this kind of a load if it's pulling a trailer."

Because the moose was hauled off the mountain during the night when it was too dark for photos, Caleb poses here with his load without his helmet. Knox Outdoor Products stresses the absolute importance of wearing a helmet at all times during operation of the Hoot® ETV.

Hoot® ETV enthusiasts navigate around tress in a murky forest during Spring Jam in 2007

Riders ride out of the woods and into the water on Hoot® ETVs during Spring Jam in 2007

Deep water was no obstacle for the Hoot® during Spring Jam in 2007