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No stump huntin' today!

Started by misfire, February 09, 2013, 08:02:00 AM

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misfire

Kinda hard to see the stumps and if I miss I would not be able to find the arrow till Spring!

It's been snowing now for almost 24 hours. I have'nt been outside yet but it looks pretty deep. I'll know better when I get out to clear the driveway.

SC is lookin real good right now!



Mark

"The shortest distance from the earth to your mouth is the best." ~Wendell Berry~

stringstretcher

Man, you guys are getting slammed.  All we got was some rain and now some really bad winds.  Stay safe and warm.
Genesis 27:3 Now therefore take, I pray thee, thy weapons, thy quiver and thy bow, and go out to the field, and take me [some] venison

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kbetts

I'm with ya on thinking of SC......
"The overhead view is of me in a maze...you see what I'm hunting a few steps away."  Phish

ronp

Welcome to our world!  At least we don't have earth quakes and tornados messing up our stump hunting plans!
Ron Purdy

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ronp

This was last week before Nemo arrived:

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misfire

Ron, I do watch the weather and you folks that live in the Lake Effect area sure do get hammered every year!

A closer look from the garage window. I think it's a good time to finish those arrows I started...
 
Mark

"The shortest distance from the earth to your mouth is the best." ~Wendell Berry~

ron w

At least the deer had it kind'a easy from November thru January.......hope they can handle this for 5-6 weeks.......
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities. In the expert's there are few...So the most difficult thing is always to keep your beginner's mind...This is also the real secret of the arts: always be a beginner.  Shunryu Suzuki

Goshawkin

Here's a look out our kitchen window.The far white hump is the neighbors car. That's our car's antenna sticking out of the closer white hump.

Goshawkin

Had to dig a path for the dog,about 3' on the deck.  We had a real good crop of turkeys this year.I saw some nice Toms while I was stumping last week. I hope this melts down quick enough for them.Suposed to get rain monday and be in the 40's this week.

maineac

About the same here.  The winds are the biggest factor.  Some spots have bare ground, others piled six feet.  I hope the warmer temps next week settle it some for the animals.
The season gave him perfect mornings, hunter's moons and fields of freedom found only by walking them with a predator's stride.
                                                             Robert Holthouser

PeteA

14-16 inches here in southern zone NY. Looks like I'll have to shoot into my garage target today.
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reddogge

Sorry you guys got hammered. We got hammered a couple of years ago in MD but we dodged this one. Going 3-D shooting tomorrow.
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Bob Stager

It makes that 7" of snow we got look pretty small

PeteA

14-16 inches here in southern zone NY. Looks like I'll have to shoot into my garage target today.
Predator Hunter 46#@28
'70 Bear Kodiak Hunter 45#@28
'72 Bear Grizzly 45#@28

ronp

I worry about the deer getting food in this snow. And predation by coyotes.  I was out today driving and saw a lot of tracks in people's yards.  Looks like they are feeding on shrubs around some of the houses locally.  Hopefully the warmer weather will give them a break.
Ron Purdy

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Razorbak

just got done a litte while ago after 6 hours of clearing snow..snow blowing and shoveling..my 2 sons lasted 1 hour before they snuck back inside..where I live in NH got about 30"+ of snow and thats not including the wind drifts...cleared a path for the dog around the deck to back of house and he takes one look at the snow and runs back inside..hopefully the rain thats coming clears alot away
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slowbowjoe

Kind of odd, but... We're a few miles from the Canadian border up in Vermont, and only got 4-6"! Kind of a bummer for us, as skiing, as well as shooting, gets us through the winter.
On the positive side... less to shovel, less to plow, easier to find stray arrows!

Bladepeek

You guys on the East coast have really been hammered big time. Back when I was working, our home office was in Mansfield Mass. Most of the time I was in Germany, but made it back to the H.O. once in a while. Saw some mountainous snow banks piled up in the parking lots even late in the spring.

Live in Michigan now and, while the Upper Peninsula gets its share, we haven't been badly hit in the southern part of the state.

Hey, do me a big favor and keep it over there.

Ron
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69" Matt Meacham LH 42@28
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S.C. Hunter

Hope ya'll have plenty of coffee in the house and plenty of firewood.
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Sam McMichael

A little bit of snow is pretty to see, but this storm makes me appreciate today's shirt sleeve weather at my house. Stay in and keep warm!
Sam


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