Heavy snow upstate.

[fadetoblack188]

Where I am heading it’s saying. 6-10 inches Thursday evening into Friday.  10 inches would make for a no movement no?

 

what are your thoughts? What you guys doing. 

[Engraver99]

looking at 8-12" here in Jefferson (4f) then.

[BowmanMike]

If the deer dont move,take the hunt to them. They wont hear you in the snow,and you can spot them a lot easier in the white than in the bare woods.

[Doc]

I have gotten to the age where there are situations where there can be too much snow. I can't go anywhere around here that isn't up some damned steep hill, and when you add a foot or so of snow to the effort, there are some of these situations that pretty much shut me down. Also, for those that have to drive to their hunting grounds, there are road conditions that can turn off a hunt too. As a younger lad, I have found myself in those kinds of road conditions. I recall one hunt in particular when we were stuck in the middle of a huge hill down in Naples on a two-track not able to get up or down the road. We had to walk a couple of miles down the road to my Brother-in-law's place to get some chains to get out. That was one time where today, I am a bit older and wiser and wouldn't think of getting caught like that.

[Swamp_bucks]

If its done friday i think they will get on their feet.  They need to eat at some point.  If i dont see anything after a couple hrs ill go find them. Hunting a huge piece of stateland so ill cut some tracks somewhere.

[Northcountryman]

They can hear you if the snows crunchy unfortunately