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NYLumberjack914
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I seen a few the other day when I was splitting some wood. We shall see. It feels like a Indian summer up in westchester
IHATEPROPANE
Minister of Fire
Lol...hope the little guy is right. I have seen way, way more Wolly Bears around this year than I remember.
NYLumberjack914
Member
pell it
Feeling the Heat
I saw one with lots of brown also. But the acorns are plump this year. We'll know for sure in March!
NYLumberjack914
Member
I can't believe your 4" below normal. It felt like we had so much rain this year.. Your real close to me about 15 minutes or closer
Woody1911a1
Feeling the Heat
one thing i know is that my neck of the woods is getting no snow . wanna know how i know ? ........ because i'm buying a new snowblower 
dlehneman
Member
That's definitely the best way to know for sure there will be nothing!one thing i know is that my neck of the woods is getting no snow . wanna know how i know ? ........ because i'm buying a new snowblower
Bioburner
Moderator
I wish the buying a new snowblower thought would work. I bought myself a birthday present of one three years ago and went through over 15 gallons of gas in a ten horse two stage.
jtakeman
Minister of Fire
Carefull with them wooly bears(they lie), Soon as he was outta site, wanna bet he turned almost all black! 
RCCARPS
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Bioburner
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rowerwet
Minister of Fire
tsmith
Minister of Fire
Been seeing a lot of black ones here as well as some like that one. Seems they can't make up their minds.
P38X2
Minister of Fire
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Some of those critters are tourists so they may be from Ecuador, not much cold and snow down around the equator.
We got creamed the last time I bought a Snowblower, that was the first year in this place I had to clean off the deck four times and roof twice. Even had to buy a roof rake.
Realize that the snow had to be removed from the deck, then the roof raked, and the snow removed from the deck. The deck runs the length of the house and is one floor up from the ground.
We got creamed the last time I bought a Snowblower, that was the first year in this place I had to clean off the deck four times and roof twice. Even had to buy a roof rake.
Realize that the snow had to be removed from the deck, then the roof raked, and the snow removed from the deck. The deck runs the length of the house and is one floor up from the ground.
save$
Minister of Fire
I wish I could look into a weather crystal ball, but there just isn't one. However, looks like winter is getting ready to re -emerge and is really never that far away. That is why I seldom ever pack away my winter clothes and am always on the hunt for pellet bargains.
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subsailor
Minister of Fire
I learned a long time ago expect anything in Maine. As the saying goes, wait 5 minutes and the weather will change.
SmokeyTheBear
Minister of Fire
Seasoned Oak
Minister of Fire
A "good" winter is one where its cold and snowy outside and warm and cozy inside.
Interesting story Smokey....didn't know the "rest of the story". BTW, I live about 15 minutes from Bear Mtn. State Park, so MY woolly bears are the originals and never lie!
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