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I don't see how you fella's up North stand it!

Jack Flynn

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I'm gonna whine now a little. We have had very cold temps and lot's of rain and a few snowstorms here in middle Ga. this winter. Well for Ga. anyway it's been ugly, it has kept us inside and not able to do a lot outside. If I had this to look forward to this every winter I'd go crazy:crazy:I just don't know how ya'll stand it, seriously..............OK now ya'll can tell us how bad ya'll have it.
 
Can't complain from here in Ohio. We've had record breaking snowfall for the month of February. This week the temperature has risen to the mid-30's and next week we may hit 50 degrees! The snow is already starting to melt so I may be hunting again by this weekend. :clapping:
 
yeah i lived in GA for about 3 years in Warner Robins, loved it could detect all year round, dont miss the red GA clay though
 
That's why we need guys like you to go detecting for us, post your videos/pics, write lengthy essays about how you found a wheat cent, pose situations you've encountered so we'll be "read" up when we have the same problem. One good thing around here, if we can't chop a hole through 16" of frozen "granite" no one else can either.:goodnight:

NebTrac
 
I live in northern Indiana and hunt year round! There are always ways and places to hunt in the winter if your "NUTS" like me! The two places that are easiest to hunt are open water and deep woods. Open water requires special equipment to keep you from freezing and you can't hunt too long but there are many places where moving water never freezes and some protected woods with deep leaf cover on the ground can be hunted too. Of course, I love the years we get some mid-winter thaw! Mike
 
Its not uncommon here in Montana for the winter months to be 20 below, and it takes a long time for the ground to un freeze as a matter of fact its still frozen. Nothing a couple of hammers to chisel out a coin cant fix.:huh:
 
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