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| The few weeks following Thanksgiving weren't kind to the waterfowl hunters at Standing Rush; "hard water" formed fast and before we knew it, we were almost to "walking ice" stage -- never ideal with a closing date rapidly approaching |
With today's temps already approaching record highs (near, if not surpassing 60-degrees . . . before noon!), I thought it made sense to share a few winter scenes from last week at the marsh.
Ohio's Christmas was anything but white -- and the extended forecast looks more like Spring Break till well after the New Year -- but we still enjoyed a great holiday.
Thanks to all who contributed to a great 2019 at Standing Rush and all the best for an even better 2020.
Happy Holidays!
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| Blind #16 (upper right of center) suspended in a couple, few inches of clear ice |
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| A few inches of (unexpected) snow early last week really brightened up the property (and made it easier to see where the deer have been moving) |
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| What was a nearly completely frozen Sandusky Bay just a few short days ago may be completely open water again by the New Year -- hoping we get back to seasonable temps by January . . . |