Employment Opportunities at Weatherby

[terminator]

Also remember the wind never blows in Wyoming




Under 60 miles/hour

While antelope hunting in Wyoming my hunting partner commented " There is not anything here to slow down the wind but barb wire fences". Not knocking your state either but just too cold for my preferences year round.

[HighDesertHunter]

Also remember the wind never blows in Wyoming




Under 60 miles/hour

Not much different then what we have. Same landscape I guess. When you see 80 acres for sale at 8000.00 you pretty much know why.

[Chris338378]

I'd be happy to live in Wyoming since I LOVE the cold and snow.  To me anything warmer than 30 is too damn hot for me.  And the added bonus is all the hunting, fishing, and ice fishing I could be doing, that'd be heavenly for me.

[wby4ever]

10 or 15 years ago I would have been knocking on their door. Just too close to retirement right now.

[Dino82520]

Not really a barb more like a couple neighbors across the back fence.  My problem is the older I get, the less I can handle high heat and humidity.  I've been snowmobiling in -25 to -30 and have been comfortable.  Trouble is I can't take off enough clothes when it gets hot to be comfortable, not to mention getting into a car that has been sitting in the sun.

[Dino82520]

[quote author=Grouchy link=topic=17315.msg167763#msg167763 date=1547149 Only 63?  Martinis in t shirt weather, my patio 16:00 South Florida time zone!  LOL!  In reality, I worked outside all my life in all kinds of weather.  Wyoming sounds good to me if they hire grouchy old farts. 
[/quote]

You'd fit right in.  With all the grouchy old farts we all ready have nobody would notice one more.

[DW5]

I'd be happy to live in Wyoming since I LOVE the cold and snow.  To me anything warmer than 30 is too damn hot for me.  And the added bonus is all the hunting, fishing, and ice fishing I could be doing, that'd be heavenly for me.

I’m right there with you about loving the cold! And I live in Texas! 

[Big Muddy rancher]

Not really a barb more like a couple neighbors across the back fence.  My problem is the older I get, the less I can handle high heat and humidity.  I've been snowmobiling in -25 to -30 and have been comfortable.  Trouble is I can't take off enough clothes when it gets hot to be comfortable, not to mention getting into a car that has been sitting in the sun.

Just a guess but it might be illegal for you to take off enough to get comfortable.

[PARA45]

Not really a barb more like a couple neighbors across the back fence.  My problem is the older I get, the less I can handle high heat and humidity.  I've been snowmobiling in -25 to -30 and have been comfortable.  Trouble is I can't take off enough clothes when it gets hot to be comfortable, not to mention getting into a car that has been sitting in the sun.

Just a guess but it might be illegal for you to take off enough to get comfortable.

LOL.  I think Grouchy tried that in hope of baiting some cougars to come to his pad....LMAO!!!!! 

[.257]

You guys are missing the fact that there is a beautiful women behind every tree in eastern Wyoming 

[HighDesertHunter]

You guys are missing the fact that there is a beautiful women behind every tree in eastern Wyoming 

I know what beautiful women are but what's a tree..LOL, Lot's of Sage, Juniper and tumble week but that's about the tallest thing growing in the desert.

[DW5]

https://youtu.be/bd3GxbhQUDM

[dubyam]

You guys are missing the fact that there is a beautiful women behind every tree in eastern Wyoming 

Both of them?   

I've contemplated a move to the mountain west, but never made the leap.  It's beautiful country, for sure.  Hope to get out there this year or next to hunt Pronghorn and maybe Muleys.

[TexWeatherby]

I don't doubt I would like living and working there, but I am one of those people whose fingers (and sometimes toes) freeze up really bad in very cold weather. Circulation I suppose. I had to live in Maryland for a time many years ago and saw temps as low as single digits down to 0 and hated that, as there were no gloves thick enough (for me to spend much time outdoors those days). Fortunately, average temps ranged more like 25-40F. I did enjoy some decent hunting there, despite their horrible gun laws. When I would get out in the field early it would typically be maybe 20-25 and often get up to 35-40 by noon, so that wasn't too bad. That was plenty cold enough for my thin blood though and was happy to get out of there. Hunting here in TX at 40-50 in the mornings suits my fingers much better and allows me to keep them LOL. I'm sure there are others who also deal with this problem.

[Dino82520]

You guys are missing the fact that there is a beautiful women behind every tree in eastern Wyoming 

That's why I live in western Wyo.