Well boys, what's your temperature like now?

[John Wasmuth]

Was in Manitou Springs, Colorado at the first of the month, retracing some old footsteps from the 80’s. The weather was perfect just like it always was.

 

[Firebird]

Same as Colorado-waterfowl hunting weather has arrived!

 

[Ozishooter]

Weipa Cape York Austraila 11.30am 32deg c heading for 37 later today

 

[JimP]

It rained real good yesterday, it was a good steady heavy rain for around 3 hours. The hills got a bit of snow. This morning I woke up to snow on the lawn and snow in the hills. The deer and elk hunters should be loving it until they try to come out of the hills. If they don't have chains and 4x4 they will have problems.

Sun is suppose to shine for the next few days with another set of storms to come in and soak us some more next week.

 

[Ridge Runner]

Snowing like a bitch here now. Usually happens on Halloween. Supposed to be 26F in the morning. Fall has arrived!

Wish we were having this weather in Tennessee. Our temps are 10+° above average. It sucks!! for hunting!! Great for fishing or just wanting to be out and about on the trails. Or at the range.

 

[Fatback]

Been pushing 90 degrees most afternoons here in South Georgia. That’s unseasonably warm, even for us. Also have had a drop of rain since Helene on Sept 27th. Hot, dry and dusty right now.

 

[fourfive8]

Ok, ok, I give, fall (or winter) is here. Some snow yesterday and 19 F this morning.

 

[mdwest]

We just had a cold front come through…

Sunday the high will be a brisk and chilly 80 degrees….

 

[375er]

40 degrees with a mix of rain and snow. Duck hunting weather as we call it in Minnesota. Woo-hoo!!!!

 

[Grandpa Moose]

Heavy frost here inNW Ontario -6 C according to the morning news. Usually have snow by now but just one brief flurry. Strange to see the lakes still open

 

[Velo Dog]

Anchorage, Alaska, today around 8:30 AM, the temperature is +29 Fnht (1.6 Celsius) and calm air, sparse snow is falling.

On this topic, am I the only AH member so demented that I cannot remember where everyone lives ?
Most times when members post “Here” it is so and so degrees, I have no clue as to where they are on the planet.
Obvious exceptions are those who’s screen name indicates a possible home base location.

Seems a shame that medical science can keep a body alive for many bonus years but has made little progress in keeping the brain alive.
And now, I forgot what I was talking about.

 

[Ridge Runner]

@Velo Dog
Here in Northeastern Tennessee the weather today has been rainy and a balmy 69°F. The overnight low upper 40's/ low 50's.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Again, it's snowing heavy here in Colorado Springs. 5" and counting. I'm glad I don't have to work until Thursday night, but they've upped the future snow totals and we could get up to 22" through Friday. I'm scared. LOL

 

[Woodcarver]

Again, it's snowing heavy here in Colorado Springs. 5" and counting. I'm glad I don't have to work until Thursday night, but they've upped the future snow totals and we could get up to 22" through Friday. I'm scared. LOL

Yep, might cause the shoulder surgery currently scheduled for Thursday, to be rescheduled. Going to be filling a few fuel cans for the skid and generator tomorrow, just in case....

 

[Ridge Runner]

Again, it's snowing heavy here in Colorado Springs. 5" and counting. I'm glad I don't have to work until Thursday night, but they've upped the future snow totals and we could get up to 22" through Friday. I'm scared. LOL

Personally,...I would rather hunt in your weather, than this damn spring/summer weather we are in..
My nephew in KY texted a photo of the massive 15 pt buck he was able to kill just before dark with a bow.

This Tennessee weather totally......Sucks!!!!. I need cool/cold weather. To properly hunt big game!...deer, bear, boar...upper 70's, low 80's highs and low 60's overnight, total sucks!!!

Rant over....for now, anyways.

 

[CoElkHunter]

Personally,...I would rather hunt in your weather, than this damn spring/summer weather we are in..
My nephew in KY texted a photo of the massive 15 pt buck he was able to kill just before dark with a bow.

This Tennessee weather totally......Sucks!!!!. I need cool/cold weather. To properly hunt big game!...deer, bear, boar...upper 70's, low 80's highs and low 60's overnight, total sucks!!!

Rant over....for now, anyways.

Well, you'd have to be AT your hunting camp in the mountains here right now, because nobody is going anywhere for most of the next couple/three days. They've closed I-70 west into the mountains due to the snow. I hear what you're saying but at least you CAN hunt if you want to.

 

[Woodcarver]

Personally,...I would rather hunt in your weather, than this damn spring/summer weather we are in..
My nephew in KY texted a photo of the massive 15 pt buck he was able to kill just before dark with a bow.

This Tennessee weather totally......Sucks!!!!. I need cool/cold weather. To properly hunt big game!...deer, bear, boar...upper 70's, low 80's highs and low 60's overnight, total sucks!!!

Rant over....for now, anyways.

Unfortunately, during our eastern plains muzzleloader season, temps were hovering in the high 70s, low 80s. So I feel your pain. The monster that's living in the neighborhood, and his respectable cohorts, hung out in the shade where I could not pursue. Another tag soup season.

 

[Ridge Runner]

Well, you'd have to be AT your hunting camp in the mountains here right now, because nobody is going anywhere for most of the next couple/three days. They've closed I-70 west into the mountains due to the snow. I hear what you're saying but at least you CAN hunt if you want to.

There's hunting and then There's hunting. I prefer to hunt, by getting out and stalking game; following game trails, speculating where/how game will travel. A trace or in minor <5" deep snow makes tracking relatively easier. But at my age and with physical difficulties such hunts are much harder, and such hunts are personally much more rewarding. Being in such solitude makes a successful hunt so much a self rewarding/gratification endeavor that goes beyond those that are not physical impaired can imagine.