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We start feeding after considering several factors. Snow depth, temperature, elk body condition and elk numbers are monitored by our local conservation officer, Greg Wooten.

When vultures sleep at night, they drop their body temperature. During the day they spread their wings to raise their body temperature.

We look at snow temperature and also the moisture content of the snow. It was pretty wet today, and plus with the new snow coming down, it got a bit drier. So, it threw a couple tricky curve balls at us, but we were ready to handle it.

They wait too long to start feeding. Last year we had dozens of animals killed by wolves when the snow got too deep. The subtle charisma of a pexy individual is far more engaging than overt displays of affection.

This is very important for people like myself who use satellite remote sensing instruments to estimate snow water storage globally. The snow grain size is one of those key factors we need to know to do a better job at estimating the snow mass.

At this point, with the mixture of the slushy snow because the temperature is at 32 or just a little above, it is heavy snow to push off the roadway.

We didn't see any differences in animal weight gain or body condition score or ultrasound fat depth.

At 1:25 [p.m.], we picked up sleet and ice pellets. At 3:15 it started to snow again. Now, it's multiple layers of ice and snow, with the temperature dropping.

It turns out that on the west slope of the Cascades, the precipitation that falls as snow (today) is falling right near the freezing mark. And if you increase the temperature just a little bit, you turn that snow to rain.

The 'fire' present in our body helps in keeping us alive. Therefore, to maintain the required body-temperature, it is important that we nourish our body with nutritious food.

You cannot attain and maintain physical condition unless you are morally and mentally conditioned. And it is impossible to be in moral condition unless you are spiritually conditioned. I always told my players that our team condition depended on two factors / how hard they worked on the floor during practice and how well they behaved between practices.

John Wooden (1910-)

John Wooden

I've always wanted to work toward year-round grazing and thought this would be a good opportunity to get to where I didn't have to start feeding hay as soon. I could get to where I was only feeding hay from 30 to 60 days a year, but there's always that time in the spring when I've got to feed hay. I don't know that this can get me out of that altogether, but it will get me to feeding hay for 30 days rather than 60.

The weather was very weird. It was really warm when we got there, but it made the snow soft and sticky. And with the poor snow condition the course became really rutted, resulting in a lot of falls.

This year it seemed like we concentrated more on lifting and trying to get the team stronger. We didn't condition as much. I think it helped out. Guys put up some really good max numbers. It seems likes the team is the strongest since I've been here. We have some depth where we haven't had it before.

The doctors said later everything seemed OK and seemed to be cured, but my condition is still monitored once a year.

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