Crossing the big lakes just got interesting with the added snow we get flow water. There is lots of ice underneath but you can end up stuck and have a really crappy day of it. I had the big triple wound out and when I hit this spot I was doing about 100 km/hr (65 mph) pulling the sleigh.
Sandi askes me do I slow down when I hit the flow? I said I try to squeeze the throttle through the handlebar, stand up and lean forward for more speed! LOL I had a different route home.
The meat birds need tending, the pheasant chicks are checked and Rich gets the pig enclosure ready for the weaners.
Rich and Sandi sit down for a looooong podcast with the folks from Panoramic. You can find out more about the guys at https://www.panoramicoutdoors.com/
Which way do you like to look at the lynx the belly or the back?
Is it any wonder that a 27 pound cat can walk on top of 3 feet of powder snow? The first picture is the bottom of a lynx paw. I'm always amazed that the pads show in their tracks at all with all that fur. The second picture shows my hand (that is a 2xl glove on it) in between the front paws of a good lynx. The left paw is the top and the right paw shows the bottom.
