More Snow Hill Hunting Aventures From This Past Week :hot:

[John-Edmonton]

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My attempt earlier this week after almost 2 feet of snow. The snow was so dry and thick that toboggans would mostly just sink in the snow and not slide down the hill, even with a deep grade. I literally had to swing my coil under the snow to get any reasonable depth at all. After about 45 minutes, I was just plain pooped out. My total for the day was 2 coins and a screw.

Below is a pic from tonites hunt. The snow was nicely compacted. I had to wait until about 5:30 this afternoon before the people sliding down the hill left. By then it was nearly dark out. I hunted for about 2 hours, under the star lit sky. The strong northerly winds died off and it turned out to be a most enjoyable hunt.

So.....when was the last time you detected, looked up to the skies and saw the big dipper?

 

[INCH]

So.....when was the last time you detected, looked up to the skies and saw the big dipper?

I do it all the time when i sneak on private property at night. Just sorta kiddin ya .

 

[Joel-Winnipeg]

Powdery snow is a problem.
Good second go at it

 

[oldranger]

Kinda looks like the areas around here John

THINK SPRING

Ron

RLTW

 

[Gord (Tecumseh)]

almost 2 feet of snow........................ My total for the day was 2 coins and a screw.

So.....when was the last time you detected, looked up to the skies and saw the big dipper?

Two hunts - two feet of snow - 2 coins and a - John, I think it is a "NUT" Maybe two nuts on the hill. Just kidding. You have more will to hunt in your extreme weather than any other person I know. Hats off to you and your enthusiasm.