Full blown green up by opening day?

[PalsPal]

With this crazy weather the buds are about to pop around here.

This will not be a normal spring season.

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[Bgoodman30]

Too early to tell...


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[Matador]

Could be. Crazy weather.

 

[ruger7mag]

I hope so. The last time we had a really early green up, the toms were on suicide missions.

 

[tree_ghost]

My willow tree is green and judging by the weather forecast this next week I'll be cutting the grass on Saturday...


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[Andy S.]

Still looks like dead of winter here. 46, soggy and overcast today.

 

[TheAirMan]

I'm afraid it will be like around 10 years ago where I was hunting in a light t-shirt opening weekend and bibs and heavy coat most of the rest of season.


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[backroads]

In Pulaski our nectarine tree bloomed yesterday and I cut the grass Friday. It bloomed early last year and we had a hard freeze and we had one piece of fruit on it.


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[Setterman]

Have no fears March will be horrible, it'll get cold again and slow it all down.

 

[Southern Sportsman]

I hope so. The last time we had a really early green up, the toms were on suicide missions.

Yep. 2012 was the last time I remember. It reached 93 degrees opening day. It was hot, but the birds were stupid. Sign me up for an early spring every year.

 

[cowhunter71]

By googan theory, it will be over and the turkeys will be done before the season even starts :roll: Hoping it will keep most of these idiots out of the woods. I would welcome Full Foliage by opening day up here in the mountains. Would make moving and getting position on these early season Gobblers a lot easier. Unfortunately, I know better, and will just have to deal with open hardwoods the first two weeks, at least up high.

 

[ruger7mag]

I hope so. The last time we had a really early green up, the toms were on suicide missions.

Yep. 2012 was the last time I remember. It reached 93 degrees opening day. It was hot, but the birds were stupid. Sign me up for an early spring every year.

Yes sir, that was the year.

 

[muddyboots]

It's way behind here as to what it is usual.

 

[Setterman]

By googan theory, it will be over and the turkeys will be done before the season even starts :roll: Hoping it will keep most of these idiots out of the woods. I would welcome Full Foliage by opening day up here in the mountains. Would make moving and getting position on these early season Gobblers a lot easier. Unfortunately, I know better, and will just have to deal with open hardwoods the first two weeks, at least up high.

Damn if this isn't the truth. The quickest way to tell a googan is the proverbial it's over bs in late April or they'll be bred out during early springs. It's fine with me as it weeds out the idiots quickly

 

[Longbow2240]

Have no fears March will be horrible, it'll get cold again and slow it all down.

Exactly!!!

 

[PalsPal]

Have no fears March will be horrible, it'll get cold again and slow it all down.

Exactly!!!

Doesn't look like it! But will get closer to normal.

https://www.accuweather.com/en/us/knoxv ... r=3/1/2018

 

[poorhunter]

We can predict the future weather, but we don't know what it'll be. Turkeys will still be turkeys.

 

[Spurhunter]

Don't we have this same thread almost every year?

 

[PalsPal]

Don't we have this same thread almost every year?

Only the ones where its 70 degrees in February !

 

[PickettSFHunter]

Got a frost this morning at my house.


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