I have December 13th thru 19th off from work and plan to still hunt and stalk bambi... My Predator Fall Grey is great for that application, with some snow on the ground... Where Is It?!
... mike ... :mad: ... :dunno: ...
Sshhhhh, quiet Mikey and be careful what you wish for......
David
I'm off the 21st through the 1st, hoping for the same myself, even if it's 50 today.
I'm dreaming of a brown Christmas, I do not like to hunt on snow.
Where switch grass stands high and is fairly dry,
to go hunt pheasants with my bow.
Mikey I'm with you. The more snow the better. :pray:
No snow "anywhere" in WI! The southern half of the state will be at or near 50 this weekend.
I saw a man mowing grass last weekend in Linden Mi.
I can stalk a deer much quieter on mowed grass than I can on crunchy snow and gets less tired doing it.
On todays hunt I saw many insect species and the woods were still full of robins . Still had some woodcock up here on Thanksgiving week. I already have meat in the freezer so as far as Im concerned, the snow can stay right where it is, somewhere else.
Mike,after last winter I'm not complaining.But you're right,a little fluff on the ground would be nice for deer huntin'.Bunnys too!Hope you get some snow.
After many many years of snow in Central NY I rejoice each morning when I wake to see green instead of white. AMEN AMEN AMEN.
Good luck Mike.
I would be OK if the snow held off for another month. Then on January 8th we get a dusting. Then thats it for the year.
Just like you, work stinks when it snows. Unlike you, I have to deal with it when you are off hunting LOL.
Have a great time, You deserve it! Also be sure to send your deer hero pics with you in your PJ hunting attire.
Sorry for you Mike but I'm loving this weather no snow more sleep for me :bigsmyl:
Mikey, please don't make your snow request known to that Catskill mountain, hill billy Woodchuck. He'll cover us up if he does his dance. I don't need it.
I was deer hunting my favorite rabbit hunting spot yesterday and heard a few bunnies running in the leaves but was hard pressed to see them without snow and all of the sun that was reflected from the berry bushes. You know what? Im OK with that. :knothead:
We have had a dry fall, but the snow that we have had makes me remember why I go to the desert. Having frozen my nards off for many years, a little time in the beautiful Sonoran desert is very inviting. The only people there who know what a snow shovel is are the other snowbirds. Unlimited stump shooting in mid winter is pretty dang appealing.
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I'll see what I can do, Waysiah... ;)
I love this thread--it sparked some great memories of hunting in heavy snow. More fun than anything!
Just a dusting Chuck... That's all a little fella like me needs... :rolleyes: But I don't think it's gonna happen...
... mike ...
Snow is an Acronym for
S--t No One Wants.
QuoteOriginally posted by mcgroundstalker:
Just a dusting Chuck... That's all a little fella like me needs... :rolleyes: But I don't think it's gonna happen...
... mike ...
Wouldn't want you getting stuck in knee...err... I mean chest high snow lol :laughing:
Pat has it right, nards and snow do not mix. Looks like there is more on the way.