A lack of elevation and pitch leads to resourcefulness and ingenuity from the flatland sender species. Minnesotan snowboarder Benny Milam is well versed on the subject growing up in a land where you can watch your dog run away for three days. Benny teamed up with snowmobile legend Levi LaVallee to use the readily available hay bales and open fields to get Midwest rad:
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