Recent comments in /f/newhampshire

tallulah_hoops t1_j2a1vwg wrote

Reply to Looking for LGBT and Women-Owned Contractors, Electricians, Painters, Plumbers, etc. by daphneWpolsce

I don’t have an answer for you, just wanted to let you know that other people who live in New Hampshire are also sick of the bigots. NH unfortunately is full of bigots, I have grown to learn.

If you can’t understand why a woman (or anyone for that matter!!!) is wary about who they let into their home… lucky you for living in a bubble…

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catslapper69 t1_j29vumw wrote

Reply to Tree Stand by RidingBeen

You should start your own hunt, a hunt for the most dangerous game of them all. Wait day and night with eyes on the tree stand until your target approaches and then strike fast and hard.

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tylermm03 t1_j29sbjs wrote

Reply to comment by utopianbears in Looking for LGBT and Women-Owned Contractors, Electricians, Painters, Plumbers, etc. by daphneWpolsce

I personally don’t like the idea of picking someone to do work for you based on a demographic or characteristic, but then again it’s not my place to tell anyone what to do and at the end of the day you should feel comfortable with whoever you’re inviting into your house to do work for you to be respectful towards you. So I can understand why OP is being specific about who she wants to hire if she’s had problems with guys in the past, but as others have said it’s going to be hard to fit those criteria if labor in these trades is already in short supply so she may not much of a choice if she needs to work done ASAP.

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RisksRewardsRelics t1_j29rlq5 wrote

Reply to comment by margismith1111 in Southern NH is feeling like Spring today by margismith1111

Despite the fact that we may have more to offer, we’re highly dependent on the roughly $1.5 billion that skiers, snowmobilers and ice fishermen bring into the state each year. That also doesn’t take into consideration the thousands of people employed by those industries, as well as those who rely on plowing, etc. as part of their income.

Other than you saving a few bucks on your heating bill and may not need to wear a jacket, having abnormally warm winters does far more harm than good to our state.

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Tiredoftheact t1_j29n5ta wrote

Reply to Why should I move to Norwich VT instead of Hanover NH? by [deleted]

I grew up in the Upper Valley, right next to Hanover in the town of Lebanon. I’d say lean towards Norwich, it’s an adorable little town. Hanover isn’t anything special, the entire town caters to the college, the downtown looks neat but most of the shops aren’t ones you’ll actually visit more than once.

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SolitudeNH t1_j29mpp4 wrote

Reply to comment by Jay_Derkin in Tree Stand by RidingBeen

You are correct that they can legally hunt and put up a tree stand. BUT OP is also legally 100% allowed to take that tree stand, as it’s on their property, hence why it’s considered polite and smart to ask permission to hunt property and put up stands

Edit; also, I don’t think “few people care about that”. I own a couple hundred acres, and care very much that people ask permission. Especially as we then tell them no tree stands with bolts or hardware into the tree and take them down off season, as we have and continue to harvest lumber off our land for hundreds of years, and nothing fucks the headsaw up like a tree stand spike.

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