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Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Roger Hogan » Fri Jan 15, 2016 7:58 am
Minus 18 degrees f. I was concerned about my camera battery but my Canon 1DX had no problem. Heron Lake is now froze over so no more eagles for a while. I am thinking they are headed further South.
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Jason Rose » Fri Jan 15, 2016 8:12 am
Minus 18? You mean the temperature can actually drop BELOW zero? That's crazy. 
The lowest I've ever experienced was 17 and that was at Los Pinos.
You have my respect Mr. Hogan. Getting out in temperatures that low is gutsy.
The lowest I've ever experienced was 17 and that was at Los Pinos.
You have my respect Mr. Hogan. Getting out in temperatures that low is gutsy.
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Roger Hogan » Fri Jan 15, 2016 9:15 am
Jason Rose wrote:Minus 18? You mean the temperature can actually drop BELOW zero? That's crazy.
The lowest I've ever experienced was 17 and that was at Los Pinos.
You have my respect Mr. Hogan. Getting out in temperatures that low is gutsy.
So far it is working out.
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Harold Charlson » Fri Jan 15, 2016 12:58 pm
We are so happy that you are willing to do that!
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Larry Sullivan » Fri Jan 15, 2016 5:02 pm
Great pictures Roger, and yes thank you very much for being out in the weather conditions of winter out there!
I think the lowest temps I've been in actual temp was a few degrees below zero when I lived in New England, but have been in wind chill of the -20's range. That is hard to be out in!!
I think the lowest temps I've been in actual temp was a few degrees below zero when I lived in New England, but have been in wind chill of the -20's range. That is hard to be out in!!
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Roger Hogan » Fri Jan 15, 2016 6:32 pm
Harold Charlson wrote:We are so happy that you are willing to do that!
I am glad you are enjoying the photos.
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Re: Hawk In Hoar Frost
by Roger Hogan » Fri Jan 15, 2016 6:34 pm
Larry Sullivan wrote:Great pictures Roger, and yes thank you very much for being out in the weather conditions of winter out there!
I think the lowest temps I've been in actual temp was a few degrees below zero when I lived in New England, but have been in wind chill of the -20's range. That is hard to be out in!!
Over the years I have seen -35 numerous time especially in hunting camps.
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