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<blockquote data-quote="Dave" data-source="post: 1667921" data-attributes="member: 498"><p>I knew you were talking about the snow. Snow is pretty common here any time November through March. </p><p>Deer feeder..... I have never seen one except pictures. We do however have elk feeders. They are called hay stacks with no high fence or ones that someone left the gate open.</p><p>Deer are pretty common in my yard, on the road, and in the fields. A couple weeks ago there was a winter storm warning. We ran into town to stock up before the storm hit. Just down the road there was a herd of about 150 elk. On the way home there was a herd of antelope feeding about 2 miles from the house. Two different herds of deer about 20 head each feeding between the antelope and home. The critters must have seen the storm warning too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dave, post: 1667921, member: 498"] I knew you were talking about the snow. Snow is pretty common here any time November through March. Deer feeder..... I have never seen one except pictures. We do however have elk feeders. They are called hay stacks with no high fence or ones that someone left the gate open. Deer are pretty common in my yard, on the road, and in the fields. A couple weeks ago there was a winter storm warning. We ran into town to stock up before the storm hit. Just down the road there was a herd of about 150 elk. On the way home there was a herd of antelope feeding about 2 miles from the house. Two different herds of deer about 20 head each feeding between the antelope and home. The critters must have seen the storm warning too. [/QUOTE]
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