Chris Roe's Snow on the mountain part 2

[Ryan Avery]

http://www.rokslide.com/2012-01-09-05-12-00/general/214-snow-on-the-mountain-part-2

 

[Aerohead300]

A great read, and some great insight on how to do some pre-season work on your usual spot, or a new area.

 

[Matt Cashell]

I really enjoyed these articles, and the pics are great.

 

[Kevin Root]

Very nice write up on, Snow on the Mountain-Part 1 and 2. Thank you Chris!

 

[shanevg]

Loved the comment about not worrying about elk and deer reaching traditional summer areas except in Cascades of WA and OR. Our snowpack is very similar to last year. Last year was near record highs and this year we are running at roughly 75% of last year (still 230% above average for this time of year).

I went and checke out one of my early season spots 2 weeks ago where traditionally animals are moving around fathers day and there was still 6 feet of snow there. Interesting how much things can vary across the Western US.

 

[tradair1980]

Awesome article , thanks

 

[ktowncamo]

Good read, thanks to Rokslide and Chris!

 

[Chris Roe]

You're very welcome, everybody - I'll try to get the 3rd one up in the near future. And thanks for the feedback! ...if there are any questions, go ahead and ask - I'll keep checking in on here, or you can hit me up on e-mail.

Chris Roe - Roe Hunting Resources

 

[robby denning]

Thanks Chris,
great read and very interesting.

 

[Aron Snyder]

Great and informative article....Chris knows his chit for sure!

 

[Ridge Hunter 83]

I just came across these writings (Part 2 and Part 3), however, the link that is contained within "Part 2" for access to "Part 1" doesn't seem to be working. This discussion/thread is nine years old so it's likely corrupted or perhaps "Part 1" was removed for some reason. If anybody has access to "Part 1" of this series, I would certainly be happy to receive that. I might go to Chris' website also to see if I can find an email address and email him directly. This is quite the writing/series... major information contained within this. Again, if anyone is still watching this thread and has access to "Part 1," let me know, please; I would appreciate it.

 

[Ridge Hunter 83]

One more note... I did do a web-search for "Part 1." No luck. It doesn't show.