Still, I am more worried about hornets than I am about black bears.
Yeah, I'm not sure which would be worse to run into. Somehow I think being mauled by a bear would be preferable to death by 1000 hornets. :\
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Still, I am more worried about hornets than I am about black bears.
Seriously, though, Wisconsin is one of my dream tours, a long 2-3 weeks, to include some of Michigan too.
Totally agree... Wisco seems to have a lot of destination worthy courses. :thmbup:
... just glad I'm not a dairy cow. :thmbdown:
Yeah, its a trade-off. The winter weather there is very nice, and Tampa, Daytona and Miami are much more interesting than, say, Cincinatti, Akron or Columbus. :|
Best bumper sticker i have ever seen, "Visit Wisconsin. Come smell our dairy air"
Best bumper sticker i have ever seen, "Visit Wisconsin. Come smell our dairy air"
I wonder where WI course number 300 will be...
On dgcr, that is, with unlisted courses im sure theres over 300 already.
Delavan-Darien HS DGC
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=9313
Wisconsin is now up to 301 courses
vs 143 for Florida.
Yeah, but Cleveland makes up for it. :gross:
Not too sure about calling Miami "interesting". Though I haven't been there in over 15 years.
Florida is flat. Terribly, boringly flat. Makes for crappy disc golf.
if you mark : Permanent, seasonal, and practice in course types you get:
Wisconsin :318 total
California : 317 total
pretty close right there
Delavan-Darien HS DGC
https://www.dgcoursereview.com/course.php?id=9313
Wisconsin is now up to 301 courses
vs 143 for Florida.
I added that HS course...stumbled across it while bagging another course. It was literally across the street.
As I recall, Ohio is pretty flat also.
The northwest section is totally flat, but the other 2/3rds has some elevation, even have some Appalachian hills in the south east.