Hello from East Central Wisconsin. I doing things outdoors like hunting and camping a few times a year. This looks like a nice group to join. Have a good weekend!
Lolol yeah it can get cold. So far the coldest night in my hammock was -11 in the north woods of WI.Welcome aboard. I have nearly frozen to death several times working in Wisconsin. The only place I was ever in colder weather was South Dakota.
Manitowoc County area so along lake Michigan. Oh nice yeah I really like it here.Welcome BLH,
Milwaukee area?
Kenosha area?
Oh well, doesn't matter.
Wisconsin is beautiful.(specially Door County)
I lived 13 years at Lake Geneva.
Had to leave , couldn't pay real estate taxes, after retiring.
Got too cold too.
Jim
I actually have relatives, although distant, who lived in Mishicot, Manitowoc County. My g grandmother had a brother who was a carpenter who lived there, more than 100 years ago. He made a spinning wheel for her, from an apple tree, which I now have. I knew for many years that they lived in Manitowoc County, but didn't realize until a year or so ago how close they were to Lake Michigan. They were Czech's and had a large family. Most of the children left as soon as they could because of all the hard work living on the land.Manitowoc County area so along lake Michigan. Oh nice yeah I really like it here.
Hahaha cool! Yeah I have took the SS Badge across a few times to our friends across "the pond." Sure I know where Mishicot is also. Lol.I actually have relatives, although distant, who lived in Mishicot, Manitowoc County. My g grandmother had a brother who was a carpenter who lived there, more than 100 years ago. He made a spinning wheel for her, from an apple tree, which I now have. I knew for many years that they lived in Manitowoc County, but didn't realize until a year or so ago how close they were to Lake Michigan. They were Czech's and had a large family. Most of the children left as soon as they could because of all the hard work living on the land.
Well welcome to you also then!New here myself. Welcome from Central WI.
Thanks for asking. I love to hunt usually small game since I don't own land and deer is over hunted on public land locally. I'm a pretty good shot and before all this I enjoyed to plink in the off season. I also like to bake when the mood strikes. Winter camping is the best IMO the colder the better as long as it's not a snow storm. If there is no risk of dying (if not prepared) it's not as fun lol. I'm sure as I get to my golden years the cold won't be as enjoyable.So, @BadgerLandHunter I was wondering what you like to do outside. Are you a fisherman, hunter, boater, hiker, gardener, all of it? Do you have any experience to share about guns, machinery, cooking outdoors, camping in the cold?
Are you a woodworker, a poet, a philosopher, former military, LEO, fugitive, or refugee?
Me, I like to spout off a lot but otherwise useless in an apocalypse. Except I've got good aim with a gun. And I'm sneaky quiet and can go by unobserved and ninja-like. What's your super power? We don't hear much from you!
Yeah I'll try and get some pictures of that soon. It's about the time of year to start wearing the hat too. If it's above freezing the hat is too hot to wear.Well, I'll be....
That's cool stuff.
We'd love to see your coon hat and elk hide if you're into posting photos. I've never been hunting. My dad went for deer but not every year. My bro would shoot squirrel, rabbit, dove, pheasant, back in the day. Not often, but I remember eating it.
Do you see ever see badgers? They're so vicious.
I hear yeah there. The cold is great for bringing snow to look at, hunting, camping, and an excuse to drink hot chocolate. It stinks for anything outside where you need dexterity of your fingers without gloves. I have some minor blood flow issues in my fingers, nose, ears, and toes and if they get exposed for to long they get painful and swell up (fingers for swelling). Other people can be fine for several more mins but I need thaw my fingers which never is pleasant. Maybe one day I will move.....or have an insulated garage with a furnace. XDMy wife and I lived at 8,000' elevation just west of Denver, didn't take long to figure we wanted to be in warmer climates, that's why we finally ended up here in southern Oregon, we can do without extreme cold, we don't mind it for hunting but that's about all.
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