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RWK 12-02-2010 10:26 AM

This white stuff
 
How do you feel about all this :bash:white **** thats falling around Buffalo. Looking for some one to plow. Rich

huntingkidPA 12-02-2010 03:03 PM

got it here in PA too, makes hunting easier

dpj1030 12-02-2010 03:06 PM

I wish it would snow here

oldshedhunter35 12-02-2010 06:02 PM

I love setting in the woods when its so quiet that you hear the snow flakes hitting the ground

Valentine 12-03-2010 05:32 AM

The Old days in Buffalo
 

Originally Posted by RWK (Post 3733030)
How do you feel about all this :bash:white **** thats falling around Buffalo. Looking for some one to plow. Rich

You must be a newbie in Buffalo. And young too.
Lordy, I remember back in the early seventies and the snow in Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego, N.Y. In that latter place, I remember they got buried in more than 10 feet, one winter. Had to tie extended orange pennants on your auto bumper, so you could drive through the intersections. Nothing like looking at an entirely frozen Niagara Falls.

Don't hurt that wall, here.

Paoutdoorsman 12-03-2010 02:08 PM

yeah we just started getting our first taste of snow in pa, a little on the ground, nothing to worry about, helps with the hunting, and i prefer to hang my deer for a few days before butchering, so that is a plus, but everyone is bitching, it's so cold, i hate snow, blah blah blah. It happens every year, last year in my area we had a 2 foot snowfall in 12 hours on feb. 5th, that is something to complain about, not a measely one inch with 34 degree temperatures.

bluebird2 12-03-2010 03:25 PM


Originally Posted by Valentine (Post 3733466)
You must be a newbie in Buffalo. And young too.
Lordy, I remember back in the early seventies and the snow in Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego, N.Y. In that latter place, I remember they got buried in more than 10 feet, one winter. Had to tie extended orange pennants on your auto bumper, so you could drive through the intersections. Nothing like looking at an entirely frozen Niagara Falls.

Don't hurt that wall, here.


Do you have any deer in that area?

RWK 12-03-2010 06:18 PM


Originally Posted by Valentine (Post 3733466)
You must be a newbie in Buffalo. And young too.
Lordy, I remember back in the early seventies and the snow in Buffalo, Rochester and Oswego, N.Y. In that latter place, I remember they got buried in more than 10 feet, one winter. Had to tie extended orange pennants on your auto bumper, so you could drive through the intersections. Nothing like looking at an entirely frozen Niagara Falls.

Don't hurt that wall, here.

I'm old enough to remember, thats why i've had enough, about 30 in. in the yard and 4-5ft drifts

Bernie P. 12-04-2010 06:04 AM

Looks like I lucked out.The forecast said my area was going to get creamed but so far only 2 inches are on the ground.Perfect for hunting but there's still snow in the forecast everyday so we'll see.


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