Rearranging snowflakes.
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Lee VanRoss
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Is that high noon?
Noooo, 4:30 pm.
Dave
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Interesting. Even though you are farther north than me you have sun set about the same time as me. But I am on the eastern edge of Pacific time zone and you are considerable west of me. I am going by what the sunset is listed as and when it gets dark. Because with the mountains just west of me I never do see a sunset.
Silver
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According to sunrisesunset.com the biggest difference between your place, Gcreek's, and mine is in the morning. If I have the right time zones selected, your sunrise is around 7:30, Gcreek at 8:17, and 9:37 here. Todays day length here is 6 hrs 57 minutes. Gcreek (I'm using Williams Lake which should be fairly close) is 7 hrs 46 minutes, and 8 hrs 49 minutes for your area (I used Baker City).
Ouachita
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Ha, gotch'all beat. 9 hrs 54 minutes here today.
Silver
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One thing about it, this time of year I can work from sun up to sun down. If I have too. As long as I get an hour for lunch. And several coffee breaks.
uplandnut
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You must have a heck of a spring in your step yet to clear that fence! I'd have to use the gate. 
GoWyo
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It does suck when you catch the toe of your muck boot jumping that top wire.You must have a heck of a spring in your step yet to clear that fence! I'd have to use the gate.
MooseYou must have a heck of a spring in your step yet to clear that fence! I'd have to use the gate.
Ouachita
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I've heard they are the most dominant and territorial creature on the planet, excluding a human momma.
uplandnut
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Do you ever have problems with moose interacting with the cattle or is the cattle herd a little to intimidating with the large numbers? Always heard they were very territorial never gave it any thought before.
Named'em Tamed'em
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I believe I shot this moose south of you, Nanika lake area. It charged us and I shot him under the chin at 35 yds.
You were a fair bit north and west of us by 100 miles or so.
They can be very protective of new calves and very stupid during the rut. The rest of the year they avoid conflict for the most part. Predators have badly decimated their numbers in recent years and the bunny huggers who have no care but to line their own pockets have influenced government to stop the grizzly hunt.
Wolves are overrun and the same groups are hindering govt attempts to reduce populations.
