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I have had trail cameras on 2 holes for a month and no pictures. Hope it stays that way. Either way, I am not taking chances. Lead poisoning awaits this morning. We have had a mild winter compared to many areas but I still don't like winter any more.
 
Buckeye Chuck will see his shadow here in Ohio. Six more weeks of winter. Otherwise will Have a month and a half of winter.

Gene
 
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Bright sunshine here in mid Michigan. He saw it for sure. I don't know if I want six more weeks like we've seen. Steady cold would be better than all the ups and downs we've had.
 
Don't need a fur ball to tell you whats up basically if its clear and cold the snow is not melting however if its warm and the snows melting it will be foggy because of the moisture in the air and if the snows melting winters done besides easter is late this year.
 
Snowmobile trails opened on 1-13 and were closed by the 16th. They are still closed. Is winter here?
 
Well did he or didn't he? Anybody ever know if there is more than folklore to that custom? If so, how did you determine what happened was due to the lore or was going to happen anyway. We were cloudy most all day here in N. TX.
 
(quoted from post at 19:38:47 02/02/17) Well did he or didn't he? Anybody ever know if there is more than folklore to that custom? If so, how did you determine what happened was due to the lore or was going to happen anyway. We were cloudy most all day here in N. TX.
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he official one in PA saw his shadow, but had he beeh here in eastern MO. he would not have. Weather reporters said groundhog is accurate 40% of time. That is worse odds than flipping a coin.

My prediction is that if he sees shadow it means 6 more weeks of winter. If not, only a month and a half. :lol:
 
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