December 20th, 2021
Forum member 1LessDog calling coyotes in cold North Dakota winter landscape
Forum member DNorton wrote: “I live up north where our white sandy beaches are like this!” “Winter Time” is a thread in our Forum. Our Forum members have taken some amazing backcountry photos. Winter is a special season in the outdoors. Forum member JDP says that winter is the best season to shoot. One of the few ironies in life that works in my favor. The range is empty and the barrels keep cool. There are no bugs, waiting on people, or mirages. This world needs more thin-blooded snowbirds. Tell your friends about this dangerous and terrible cool weather! Are you lonely shooting? It’s the true holiday season in many ways.
These two images were taken by Forum member Bill K during a winter varmint safari. He wrote: “This was Varmint Shooter’s truck [showing outside temperature] when I set up.” Brrr… that’s cold. The above photo is from Forum member 1LessDog who wrote: “The mound behind Coyote was an Indian burial mound. Six of them are within a mile of this one. I would love to know how many coyotes have I shot from the mound. I would estimate 4-5 per year over 35 years. It is a favorite spot to call from whenever there is a South-South wind [. Bojo, a Forum member, posted images from his hunting trip in Northwestern Pennsylvania last Wednesday. Bojo wrote: “It wasn’t winter yet. Temperatures ranged from the low 20s to mid-40s during a week’s swing. Our cold is brutal in January/February. Parting Shot — Some People are happier without snow
Although he acknowledged that the “white winter” photos were beautiful to look at, Forum member D-4197 prefers warmer climates: “Just looking at all those white pictures makes me feel chills. You hearty souls can keep it. I grew up in the Snow-belt’ area of Cleveland. I moved to Phoenix 40 years ago and have never missed the snow. I have never been offered a shovel or sweeper to keep the sun off my driveway. Similar Posts
