The totals were all over the place. We plow in a couple lakes region communities and some places were and inch and others were over a foot

Oh your one of those.

Because shooting guns is fun and two I wanna train with the gun I rely on for self defense what a gun good for if you don’t train with it especially a gun that’s for carry / self protection

Why?

I just enjoy target shooting it’s a hobby and I like to train with my gun that I carry I wanna be proficient with it

I just go to pisgah state park and shoot there I have walked back to my trail and people were walking by and just waved and said hi a encounter like that in Massachusetts would never happen people around here would freak out

In laconia — it really did come down all day yesterday and harder than i’ve seen the last few months, but none of it stuck. Our covered porch never got visible snow because it just melted as soon as it hit the ground.

All the good spots have been ruined by people from MA & NY who move to the woods, then get freaked out when they hear gunshots and call the cops.

Used to be as simple as finding some power lines far enough away from houses, but now the cops will show up on you in two seconds and make you leave so they stop getting complaints.

There's still spots up North but no one's gonna share those with anyone. My only advice would be learn how to use GIS software and try to find your own. Or much simpler, just join a club.

I wonder why the need to target shoot so often. Once and done, usually to sight your gun. I grew up next door to NH. Maybe during a family gathering we’d spend an hour or so with multiple relatives shooting cans. But there wasn’t this need to shoot on a frequent basis.

Less to do with the grid, more to do with geography and environmental threat to above ground infrastructure.

27 measured yesterday afternoon and got some more after that in New Ipswich.

I use pisgah state park to target shoot

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They hold easements for their lines that permit them to clear on privately owned lands. These easements also permit them to ignore wetland and other environmental laws broadly and without prior approval.

40+" in Stoddard

Booo lame! We got 20+

Yeah Danville got 2 feet, it’s mainly Littleton area that didn’t get shit, it happens with most storms it just misses us since we’re in a little valley

I never saw it snow so hard for so long and only get about 6 or 7” in the greater Concord area….

Yes! I remember an ice storm 10 or so years ago and power was out for over a week in most of NH. The electric company got a big fine for that and for the next two years they were pruning like beavers. Now we have the same situation. "Those who refuse to learn from history are doomed to repeat it." I hope they get socked with a big enough fine to make remember this for a while!

Lucky

32” total in greenfield. Monadnock region

Wow, over 2 feet east of Winnie

I'm near Concord, got probably 8 or so on the ground as of this morning. It was so heavy though it packed down as it fell. I was out with the snowblower yesterday afternoon, and the snowblower was struggling with like, 4"

Yup. That's what I measured last night. People around town measured from 31-36".