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Snow Fences?
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Brandon Webb silverta16 wrote:Ok, What's a Snow Fence?
He is a guy that trades in stolen snow.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snow_fence
http://www.forestry.iastate.edu/ext/roa ... -H-320.pdf
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mr. willer, sometimes it scares me how much alike you and i think. i live on a table top. (flat as fremont) an inch of snow usually leaves the top inch or two of my pick-up's radio antenna sticking out of the drift. i plow that drift west, into the field. as long as that drift doesn't melt i don't need snow fence.
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