What should you do if you get stuck in deep snow?

When you find yourself stuck in deep snow, the recommended action is to lift and pack the snow under the track and skis. This is crucial because lifting the snowmobile allows you to remove some of the snow that is preventing the snowmobile from gaining traction. By packing the snow, you create a more stable and solid surface for the track to grip, which can help in regaining momentum and getting the snowmobile moving again.

Revving the engine continuously, on the other hand, may not be effective and could lead to digging the sled deeper into the snow, making the situation worse. Calling for help may be necessary in extreme circumstances, but it does not address the immediate problem of being stuck. Similarly, attempting to turn the snowmobile around can also worsen the situation as it might cause the track to dig deeper into the snow without gaining any traction. Therefore, lifting and packing the snow under the track and skis is the most effective and practical strategy in this scenario.