Some snow pics.

[ENC]

I am six foot tall and the snow is up to my butt in places. We still had about 8 inches on the ground from the last storm. The snow on the vehicles and on the shed is all since last night. One of my hens didn't roost in the hen house last night and got buried sometime in the night it was purely the grace of God to find her. She is inside warming in front of the stove and is still touch and go. Hopefully she was the only one buried. I am going to take a yardstick when I go out again in a few hours to bust water again.

 

[DRC458]

I can't believe you found that hen alive! Hope she makes it.

 

[ENC]

She is clucking and acting active now. I am not going to put her back outside till she feels a little dryer. Probably when the snow stops in a couple of hours.

 

[DRC458]

Wow! You're lucky. Mine would have been frozen brick-solid when I found 'em!

Here's a couple looking out of my garage ...

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And, my son, God bless him! I just started a Z-pack yesterday for an upper respiratory infection. So, he shows up at our front door ...

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[OKIE-CARBINE]

wow we barely have the ground covered here in altus

 

[Biggsly]

We did not get near as much snow in Yukon. Great pics. I hope your hen is ok.

 

[mike miller]

Have reports that Jay has 25 inches from last night. A friend over in Springdale, Ark has 24 1/2 inches on the ground.

 

[tharper]

Have reports that Jay has 25 inches from last night. A friend over in Springdale, Ark has 24 1/2 inches on the ground.

My boss is in Siloam and another friend of his that also works at the unit is in Gentry. They both said 2 feet + at their house. That's what they get for taunting me this last big storm we got

 

[ENC]

Hen is fine and back with the others. I actually found another one and she was clucking and happy when I dug her out about an hour after I found the other one. Both are eating, drinking and being merry. No Eggs though. I actually live near Jay and here are some pics showing the depth of the snow. This isn't some drifted up area I just went to the backyard where my wife had better light to take the pics from the window. Regular yardstick 36inches. including what hadn't melted off from the previous storm I have about 32 inches to the ground.

BTW post-holing around in the snow makes for a great workout. I had nothing on under the coveralls except a pair of Jeans and a sleeveless undershirt. For the most part I had the front of the coveralls un-zipped a bit and was still sweating like a biggest loser.

Evan

 

[HangEmHigh]

caveralls are gods gift to man