The "Lake Effect" in Idaho
03-27-2008 | 03:43 PM
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RE: The "Lake Effect" in Idaho
rdpettit
Believe me if there were a big game hunting season going on right now - you would have never seen those snow pics of the yard - I would have been "a hunten"
Instead you would have seen a pic like this..
Believe me if there were a big game hunting season going on right now - you would have never seen those snow pics of the yard - I would have been "a hunten"
Instead you would have seen a pic like this..
03-27-2008 | 04:03 PM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: The "Lake Effect" in Idaho
Today was nice here.. other then being windy. It was almost 40 degrees today. Kind of nice to be able to go outside without a jacket for a change. Although the wind if you stayed out too long, it got a little cold.
That stuff will melt sooner or later.
That stuff will melt sooner or later.
03-27-2008 | 04:32 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: The "Lake Effect" in Idaho
We're getting rain again today.
I went to the local lake this afternoon, but it looks like I can forget fishing for a few days. They (state DNR)stock rainbow trout in the lake each spring but the rain has made fishing a challenge this spring. I finally found a good spot and caught a few last night, but today the water is high & muddy.
I went to the local lake this afternoon, but it looks like I can forget fishing for a few days. They (state DNR)stock rainbow trout in the lake each spring but the rain has made fishing a challenge this spring. I finally found a good spot and caught a few last night, but today the water is high & muddy.
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