Pig spleens predict a nasty winter
November 10, 2009
Oh Mark Sundluv, I LOVE that you posted this article on Facebook today. And we thought Sheridan, NY was a small town.
Schulz: Pig spleens predict a nasty winter
RURAL PINGREE, N.D. — It may not be the most hygienic of weather-predicting methods, but one Jamestown man says he’s never been wrong.
Norbert Schulz uses the width and height of pig spleens to determine if the up-coming winter will be mild and dry or cold and snowy. His outlook this year: buy a new shovel.
“It is a bad winter,” he said. “It’s going to turn real nasty.”
