Let it snow
11-25-2007, 07:57 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Edson, Canada
Posts: 216
RE: Let it snow
I hate to one up you but when I was hunting Moose with my Brother in Saskatchewan Canada in Oct it got to -20 celcius. They already have a foot of snow and I am living near the mountains praying for snow for 2 weeks. Suppose to get to minus 20 tonight and that will be good to get the deer moving. In all fairness I enjoy cold weather hunting.
11-25-2007, 08:48 PM
#13
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 21,193
RE: Let it snow
We get a lot of snow where I live in Northern Wisconsin. And it gets so cold around here, I once saw Smokey the Bear running around the woods screaming, would someone please start a fire. 
I guess maybe that joke is oldand with the fires out west not too funny anymore. We getcold winters, but nothing a person can't put up with.
We have a couple bitter cold weeks in January when we get some -20ºs days, and once in a while it will drop to -40º, but you just learn to stick to the house then, and throw more wood in the stove... The coldest we had so far is 2 degrees one evening, but from what I understand there is some real cold weather headed my way for the muzzleloader season. Which seems normal. At least we have some snow on the ground. Although you drive thirty miles either way from my place, and there is little to no snow on the ground.
I guess maybe that joke is oldand with the fires out west not too funny anymore. We getcold winters, but nothing a person can't put up with.We have a couple bitter cold weeks in January when we get some -20ºs days, and once in a while it will drop to -40º, but you just learn to stick to the house then, and throw more wood in the stove... The coldest we had so far is 2 degrees one evening, but from what I understand there is some real cold weather headed my way for the muzzleloader season. Which seems normal. At least we have some snow on the ground. Although you drive thirty miles either way from my place, and there is little to no snow on the ground.
