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Winter Kill
Think you had it tough this winter? Think again. Yes, those trailers are full of dead deer.
North Dakota Game and Fish wardens started hearing of dozens of whitetail deer stranded in wheat fields around the tiny town of Zahl in late January. The western prairies had been shellacked by one winter storm after the other, with snow drifted 6 to 8 feet deep in places and wind chills in the -50 degree range. Then, on Feb. 10, western North Dakota was blasted by more than a foot of snow pushed by winds that whipped to 50mph. The deer started tipping over. AdvertisementADVERTISEMENT |
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wow I didn't think the winter could be any worse than it was up my way. That is dissappointing to hear.
Now that is a damn shame. I guess mother nature will wins again.
And now ND is dealing with hellacious floods. It's been a long, tough winter across the upper plains.
Looks like global warming has by-passed North Dakota this year!
god thats bad never seen so many deer die in one winter!!!
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wow I didn't think the winter could be any worse than it was up my way. That is dissappointing to hear.
Now that is a damn shame. I guess mother nature will wins again.
And now ND is dealing with hellacious floods. It's been a long, tough winter across the upper plains.
Looks like global warming has by-passed North Dakota this year!
god thats bad never seen so many deer die in one winter!!!
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