Hills

[doc623]

Just back in form a morning hunt - non productive.
Have come to the conclusion that the hills get higher every year.
Thought about this and realized that this area does have mild earthquaques - sporadically and not frequent - however this causes a shift in the plates deep within the earth and resultant shifting of the contures of the surface and thus the reason that the same hills get higher and harder to get up from one year to the next.
Works for me.
What do you think?

 

[CrackStock]

Yeah, and somebody keeps stretching that road that I walk to get to where I hunt. Been trying to figger out how, but I just know it is so. I can just feel it.

CS

 

[doc623]

Hey, now that you mention it I have noticed that also.

 

[tg]

I thought about that last year when hiking up a long road, I have hiked and hunted here since 1967, judging from old topo maps and my current GPS elevation reading I am afraid the harder climb had more to do with effect of the time span between 1967 and 2004 on me not the hills.

 

[gmww]

Lets not forget that Gravity is getting even stronger the larger....er older I get!

 

[guncobbler]

Maybe stronger gravity is hauling those muscles down from our shoulders and leaving them on our gut and butts Something gets lost in the translation and it aint muscle any more... GC

 

[Maynerd62411]

Gravity seems to make everything a little heavier over the years. COuld be the eyes, depth perception and all. :rotf:

 

[KyFlintlock]

It makes perfect sense to me...... :rotf: