Just curious what everybody else does. like 5 nights a week, a few times a month? when everything works out right i can make it usually a few nights a week maybe 5 or 6 but thats usually in the fall. summer isnt very often and winter is to cold and nothings moving around here with a couple feet of snow. how about everybody else?
hot in iowa? its starting to cool down here now already. kinda depressing when i can find yellow dry leaves in august still and in the 40s at night. as much as i cant wait for fall each year this is a little soon
Its been to dry hear anit had no rain in about 3weeks the creeks where i usually hunt are about dryed up i haven't been goin but 3 or 4 nights a week and the only reason I'm goin that much i couse of my pup figure he anit gone learn in the pen but when fall gets hear it qill be back to 6 nights a week
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A lot of guys say they hunt every night very few actually do. I have found some pups respond well to heavy hunting others do better on more of a twice a week type schedule. Ideally I try to hunt every other night however with small children and family it usually ends up being less. I try to hunt the most when the coon are moving good, and will back off to once a week or less when heat waves come through or full moons and stuff like that.
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