Big weather change coming to MT
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You guys think this winter weather coming next week will be enough to push the elk down?
MThuntr
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probably not but the hunting pressure in certain areas may have already done that
Southern Elk
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I don't think there will be enough snow to make them move down.
Ridgerunner6901
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If you’re hunting the northwest they will probably be relieved it stopped raining for a few minutes, but the wind will continue so you still won’t hear what they have to say about it
Southern Elk
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I love hunting in fresh snow. It’s easy to cut tracks and follow them.
Nameless Range
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Though I don’t think this will be enough snow to move elk from one region to another, it is looking more likely that this will be a legit snowstorm.
I predict a fair amount of unprepared bow hunters turning tail and/or getting their vehicles stuck on roads that are typically closed during rifle season.
The predictions for the mountain passes give a clue to the possibilities for the the mountains. It’s worth remembering that passes are low spots in piles of mountains.
I predict a fair amount of unprepared bow hunters turning tail and/or getting their vehicles stuck on roads that are typically closed during rifle season.
The predictions for the mountain passes give a clue to the possibilities for the the mountains. It’s worth remembering that passes are low spots in piles of mountains.
ImBillT
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Y’all are gonna drown or freeze to death with all this global warming and desertification.
8andcounting
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Wow ... officially goodbye summer I guess
8andcounting
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Hopefully it’s not a super wet fall out there . Last two falls the middle of November has been wetter than heck when we’ve been there . Roads horrible and everything just a mess . I like 20s for highs and 0-10 at night when I’m hunting but that’s just me
MinnesotaHunter
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If it ain’t snowin, it ain’t goatin....or so I say before we start....
buck137
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It's been raining off and on all September so far, I've seen standing water in spots that I haven't seen before, and it's been green all summer long. Which I'm thankful for, cause we really didn't have a fire season to speak of.
The best part. Tired of watching Montana burn. mtmuley
Hunting Wife
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It’s been super wet all summer. We’ve had flood advisories up here off and on all September. Roads are trashed already. I think it’s going to be an extra challenging season for getting around.
Carnage2011
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I’d make sure you have everything fueled up and be prepared for power outages. When storms hit like this and the trees are leafed out it gets ugly for the utilities.
antlerradar
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A few Octobers back we had a storm like this. Two feet plus of heavy wet snow flakes the size of half dollars falling straight down. So quiet you could almost hear the flakes hitting the ground. The only sound was the sound of the tree branches breaking. Sounded a lot like rife shots. It was really eerie. The power was out for days.
Western Traveler1
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It’s practically summer here right now. Not that much snow with a nice solid base layer of ice (drifts building though). The wind has been too strong to let the snow just sit. The power hasn’t been out much yet either.
