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Why Saskatchewan Rules: The McMorris Guide
In episode 6 of McMorris & McMorris, the boys took it back to their motherland of Saskatchewan.
When you think Saskatchewan, you might think flat. But as the guys show us, there’s so many things you can do.
Between wakesurfing, paintballing and everything else they get up to, this episode was like an ode to their home province. And Saskatchewan, we're so glad to know you better.
WARNING: Spoilers ahead!
Wake Surfing with Mitch
Wakeboarding is fun, but those in the know like to go wakesurfing as well. You grab the rope, get onto the wake, let go, and ride it til you drop. Your instructor is Mitch “The Hammer” Simpson, and if you concentrate, you just might be a star student like Ulrich.
The Amazing Inventor's One-Of-A-Kind Flying Water Bike
This thing is called a “Fly Bike” and it was very hard to figure out what it was exactly. Until we saw it in all it’s glory. It’s a jetting, flying water bike thing, it looked amazing, and Ulrich was born to ride it.
Clearly, Saskatchewanians have loads of creativity, this bike blows our mind.
Paintball Assault
The plains of Saskatchewan, being flat, are a perfect place to go all out with paint ball and smoke bombs. Just be careful what wagers you’ll make, or you’ll have to run the gauntlet in your underwear.
Hockey Night In Saskatchewan
The locals love to play hockey. It’s an ingrained part of the culture, which is a great thing to show off to visitors like Ulrich. He may not have what it takes to be a coach, but that’s OK, he’s got other talents.
The Craven Country Jamboree
The Craven Country Jamboree is a renowned music festival that has hosted country music legends from Roy Orbison to Kenny Rogers to Dolly Parton, and now it's hosting Team McMorris.
For once we get to see the boys showing off their proper cowboy ways. You might not see it in their daily wardrobe, but Craig and Mark are cowboys at heart.
The Lakes
There’s 20,000 lakes in Saskatchewan, according to a fact that Craig made up in this episode, and these guys know how to make the most of a lake. Case in point: dock obstacle course. Or maybe you could say dockstacle course.
I cannot condone running on the dock. Don't try this at home. Having said that, I can condone setting up impossible tasks like running across floaties that will leave you falling into a comfortable lake environment. Well played, boys.
Between cowboys, wake surfing, fly biking and just knowing how to have an insane amount of fun, the McMorris brothers make it clear why Saskatchewan is such a rad place.
Stay tuned to MTV Canada for the next episode of #McMorris & #McMorris, 9e/6p on Fridays!