Sunday 29th

TurdusMerula

Sunday's hunt started when it was almost dark. Map and plans for the first half pf the day were done by the light of the flashlight in our gathering place, yard of one of our senior members.

There was even a slight amount of snow here and there but not enough to be helpful for tracking the whereabouts of the animals.

We saw eleven moose and ten deer in today's drives. Unfortunately we didn't get any moose but one of the men managed to shoot two deer in the morning drive. A nice buck and a doe.

Last weekend of the November didn't give any moose but there's always next weekend.

Linefinder

I take back what I said in an earlier thread. I have seen a wild moose. Two, in fact. My wife and I had spent a few days in Grand Lake, CO., and while driving out of town shortly after daylight, in a totally residential section, we saw two yearlings dozing beside a trash dumpster. I stopped the car so my wife could take photos, and they grudgingly got to their feet and just stared at us.

Likely not the same temperment as the ones you chase.

Mike

CHIRO1989

Very cool, glad to see the whole group is staying motivated to get up and get out there. How much daylight are you having per day now? When is sun-up and sunset in your neck of the woods now?

TurdusMerula

CHIRO1989 said:

Very cool, glad to see the whole group is staying motivated to get up and get out there. How much daylight are you having per day now? When is sun-up and sunset in your neck of the woods now?

Daylight times are pretty short already at this time. Today sunrise was at 9.06 a.m. and sunset was at 15.31 p.m. where I live.

It will shorten some more.

CHIRO1989

TurdusMerula said:

CHIRO1989 said:

Very cool, glad to see the whole group is staying motivated to get up and get out there. How much daylight are you having per day now? When is sun-up and sunset in your neck of the woods now?

Daylight times are pretty short already at this time. Today sunrise was at 9.06 a.m. and sunset was at 15.31 p.m. where I live.

It will shorten some more.

Wow, you are North, we are 7:30-4:30 here. 

TurdusMerula

CHIRO1989 said:

TurdusMerula said:

CHIRO1989 said:

Very cool, glad to see the whole group is staying motivated to get up and get out there. How much daylight are you having per day now? When is sun-up and sunset in your neck of the woods now?

Daylight times are pretty short already at this time. Today sunrise was at 9.06 a.m. and sunset was at 15.31 p.m. where I live.

It will shorten some more.

Wow, you are North, we are 7:30-4:30 here. 

Finland is in about the same level as Alaska

Latitude is between  61.9241° N - 70°05' N

From my home there's about 435 miles (700km) to Arctic Circle.