(NAPSA)—Professional quarterback Brett Favre says he loves to mow his lawn, and he’s not alone. According to a recent survey, twothirds of respondents find mowing relaxing or fun. A full 70 percent say their primary reason for keeping their lawnslooking goodis that it makes them feel good. The survey also found half of the women surveyed say they’re the ones who mow the lawn mostoften. “Mowing was a chore when I was a kid,” Favre said. “Now, I really enjoy cutting my own lawn. It’s something I can look back on at the end of the day and be proud of the way it looks. People who hate mowing probably don’t have the right equipment,” he added. We Want Mowers That Are Easy What’s the ideal mower? According to the survey, people want a mower that’s easy to maneuver, easy to maintain and easy to use. Nearly 70 percent said the biggest challenge is navigating around flowerbeds, trees andother obstructions. Favre agrees. “Having the right mower means everything,” he says. “My Snapper Zero Turn unit allows me to maneuver around obstacles and makes mowing so mucheasier.” In fact, Snapper is sponsoring an “It’s That Easy” mowing con- fo Quarterback Brett Favre says he loves to mow his own lawn. . Entrants will be asked to submit a 50- to 150-word letter on why they would like a new easyto-use lawn mower. Entries will be judged on creativity, desire and persuasiveness. Brett Favre will select the Grand Prize winner who can chose between a new Snapper Zero Turn XL or a Snapper highperformance yard tractor and get a Brett Favre autographed jersey. Five runner-ups receive a new Snapper 21” walk-behindself-propelled mulching mower and a Brett Favre autographed photo. The first 500 entries will get a Snapperbaseball cap. The con runs March 15, 2005 to April 30, 2005. Winners will be announced in May 2005. To enter or to view a complete set of rules, visit www.snapper.com.
