North Dakota snow depth

[harvey lee]

I will be up in the great state of N.D. this weekend taking care of some business and working on some deer stands.My question is,will I be able to take my 4-wheeler into the fields and woods or is there to much snow?

Thanks-Tom/harveylee

[Gatores]

What part of North Dakota are you headed too. I am in Grand Forks and around here you might get around with a wheeler, but it will be tough. The fields here are totally snow covered and the edges of the trees have big drifts.

[CAJ]

Here in the North West corner, there is just a sciff of snow. It is -15 below this afternoon. CAJ

[harvey lee]

Iam going soethwest of fargo,45 miles to a little town,Leonard.

[mark n]

I'd say no problem.

Mine drives right over the hard pack and plows through the powder easy. I alway's carry a shovel strapped to the bike and if I get stuck and can't back out, I just dig a little to get me off of the high center condition,and back right out. After all the mild weather and now with a hard freeze, the layers underneath are rock hard.

I do have an advantage though, I have a Polaris 500 HO

Have fun

Mark

[marine_man]

I live in Lisbon, about 1/2 hour from Leonard and I'd say you'll probably be ok.. we've got a good crust of snow, but in some spots around the yard I've got drifts that are 2 feet... but in other spots I've got grass... I would guess if you're going to be in the trees at all it'll be deeper...

Plenty of people have been running sleds around here lately.. I'd probably bring that instead... you'll probably make it with a 4 wheeler... but it's borderline...

marine_man

[harvey lee]

Just got back tonight from North Dakota.Got alot of deer stand work done.

The other job we needed to get done was to cut down a old Bur Oak tree.Numerous foresty people along with some NDSU people did the cutting.After the tree was down,they aged it at 400 years old,yes 400.One big tree.