What's your next Meat Project?
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HerbcoFood
20??? You are in Texas, right? Currently 9 up in the frozen tundra.PapaSop Yep, so perfect outdoor processing with no worries, everything stays nice and cold.
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PapaSop Washington State is a balmy 50 degrees right now, so glad the cold stuff has taken a break.
johnsbrewhouse said in What's your next Meat Project?:
PapaSop Washington State is a balmy 50 degrees right now, so glad the cold stuff has taken a break.
50??? I only wish… That would be heat wave right now.
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johnsbrewhouse said in What's your next Meat Project?:
PapaSop Washington State is a balmy 50 degrees right now, so glad the cold stuff has taken a break.
50??? I only wish… That would be heat wave right now.
PapaSop yeah, shorts and t-shirt weather, not even raining, can’t beat that.
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PapaSop yeah, shorts and t-shirt weather, not even raining, can’t beat that.
johnsbrewhouse That is crazy isn’t it. Freezing here with about 85% humidity.
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johnsbrewhouse That is crazy isn’t it. Freezing here with about 85% humidity.
calldoctoday Yes it is, talk to my brother yesterday in Texas. He’s south of Dallas, it was 20 degree’s in the afternoon. He had just gotten back from Colorado Wednesday morning after getting delayed there due to weather but got back to DFW before the ice storm hit. He knows how to drive ice and snow but the people down there don’t so he stays put
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Just ground up that entire deer I shot this past weekend, it’s really sad being outside alone in the 20° weather. No one wanted to come over and watch…
HerbcoFood We had snow Wednesday afternoon and night here in NM, cold here this morning 10 degrees, pipes were a little slow but got them running.
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PapaSop Washington State is a balmy 50 degrees right now, so glad the cold stuff has taken a break.
johnsbrewhouse I’ll take that 50 right now. Its 17 and dropping right now with about 8 inches of snow with a nice icy base.
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13 here and dropping and still snowing
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HerbcoFood We had snow Wednesday afternoon and night here in NM, cold here this morning 10 degrees, pipes were a little slow but got them running.
bocephus That almost seems exciting…
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Pivodog said in What's your next Meat Project?:
unfortunately, as the temp drops so does my glass. time for a refill!
I heard that!!! Really the only reason I made my pup come back home from the late night walk.
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Pivodog said in What's your next Meat Project?:
unfortunately, as the temp drops so does my glass. time for a refill!
I heard that!!! Really the only reason I made my pup come back home from the late night walk.
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HerbcoFood so your pup needed a refill! LOL!
Pivodog Well yes as there wasn’t any street water for her to drink and I was fresh out of warm whiskey to keep me warm…
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johnsbrewhouse I’ll take that 50 right now. Its 17 and dropping right now with about 8 inches of snow with a nice icy base.
GWG8541 That icy base is what sucks. That’s what we had Christmas Eve and on and off for two weeks, We normally don’t have prolonged snow here. I have a plow on my quad in the winter because in order to get up the driveway, it needs to be clear since its so steep. My Kubota just didn’t cut it, it hates ice, even being 4wd. Plus when I was working for the pd., we got called in at 3 AM to chain police vehicles then had to do the Public Works trucks.
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zbigjeff said in What's your next Meat Project?:
YooperDog We are on parallel universes. I just snared a 16 lb butt for 1.59 and am planning out how much of breakfast, brat and polish I will create. As usual, yours look close to perfect. I do like my knife also. Just cut up 4 lbs of onions for making French Onion soup and the butt into grinding pieces. Oh, the house is going to smell good today. Just waiting for the freezing rain and 8-14 inches of snow to hit.
Saw a pork butt sale locally for $0.88/lbs. Unfortunately my wife ORDERED me not to fill up the freezer because we are in the process of selling the house.
Dr_Pain .88 cents, I would be in trouble because I for sure would have not listened to my wife!
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Dr_Pain .88 cents, I would be in trouble because I for sure would have not listened to my wife!
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GWG8541 That icy base is what sucks. That’s what we had Christmas Eve and on and off for two weeks, We normally don’t have prolonged snow here. I have a plow on my quad in the winter because in order to get up the driveway, it needs to be clear since its so steep. My Kubota just didn’t cut it, it hates ice, even being 4wd. Plus when I was working for the pd., we got called in at 3 AM to chain police vehicles then had to do the Public Works trucks.
johnsbrewhouse it has always amazed me how far north your state is, but how mild the winters can be. I know its according to where in the state someone lives and how close to the Pacific you are, but you definitely live in a beautiful state.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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johnsbrewhouse it has always amazed me how far north your state is, but how mild the winters can be. I know its according to where in the state someone lives and how close to the Pacific you are, but you definitely live in a beautiful state.
GWG8541 It depends on which side of the mountains you live on and how far north in the state you live too. The folks who live East of the mountains like Joe Hell can get really cold weather near or below zero, the people on the west side but north near the Canadian boarder get colder and snow more often than we do even though they are only 144 miles away. They get weather from the east that comes through the Fraser River canyon that it cold and causes heavy snow. So many micro climates, we even have the only rain forest in the US.
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GWG8541 It depends on which side of the mountains you live on and how far north in the state you live too. The folks who live East of the mountains like Joe Hell can get really cold weather near or below zero, the people on the west side but north near the Canadian boarder get colder and snow more often than we do even though they are only 144 miles away. They get weather from the east that comes through the Fraser River canyon that it cold and causes heavy snow. So many micro climates, we even have the only rain forest in the US.
johnsbrewhouse those rain forrest are amazing. That is one thing I can hopefully do before I get to old. I want to take the wife to the pacific north west. She has never been. Its definitely something to see. Like I said, you all live in a beautiful state. Words or video can’t do it justice.
“You never really die until you end up on the wall at a Cracker Barrel”
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johnsbrewhouse those rain forrest are amazing. That is one thing I can hopefully do before I get to old. I want to take the wife to the pacific north west. She has never been. Its definitely something to see. Like I said, you all live in a beautiful state. Words or video can’t do it justice.
GWG8541 August and September are the best times and probably the driest. July we get rain at times and it can get really warm but by mid August and September we are cooling down and our fall rains have not started. Rain here is generally not heavy, just light and drizzly but can be all day. This all depends also where you are. I live 100 miles from the coast and 60 miles south of Seattle kind of in an area that see’s some rain shadowing from the coastal range.
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