Do you put any stock into old wives' tales? Like woolly worm stripes and color can predict winter?

Big hands and big feet doesn’t always mean big …..everything

..My Mom was an old wife and she told me that.lol

I don't know farmers.Almanac is more accurate than our local weatherman

Old wives tales are just ideas past down, a lot of the ones that actually work we call factual good information today.

And are no longer called wives tales, but they once were... so you can't just completely ignore those, you got to judge them on a case by case basics.

My grandpa had some good ones that actually worked....like plant your sweet corn when the oak leaves are the size of a squirrel's ear. Or set a net in the harbor on the first moon in June.

Although he was far from an old wife.

So cute

I guess it would all depend on the tale. I imagine some are actual folk wisdom based on observation.

No i don`t put any stock in that stuff. I usually see those running across the road when I`m driving, often wonder how many I run over. 🤔

No, not at all.

several

like number of foggy days in august = number of snow days in winter; always accurate to within a day or two (which is better than any meteorologist can claim)

My old wife tells tales all the time😁

I put some stuff into old urban legends as they either tell you about the people who made it up or what originally started them.

Old wives' tails? 🤔🤔