On and off rain can work out pretty good. Getting out there right before a big rainy front rolls in, can be greatness in my experience. Moderate to heavy steady rain is not good.
Years ago I purchased some quality rain gear and through I would clean up on crows on rainy days. Not so much! They won't be flying.
Regards,
-- Edited by Gadget Bob on Thursday 5th of November 2015 06:54:49 PM
A light rain is one of my favorite times to shoot them...light misty rain...I swear they cannot see you! Just get cammied up and plenty of ammo and let 'er rip![spoiler]
I will sometimes take a chance if it calls for say a 40% chance of rain and hope I can get my licks in before it starts raining. If it does start while I am in the field I just pack up and head home. I don't like getting my equipment wet.
We haven't done well looking back on my records, especially warm , humid conditions. That said got a call this a:m when I got back to the truck from deer Huntin and owner said he was covered up with them this a:m but I'm gone wait for a better time than this weekend.
By the way the Special early gun hunt was a bust, weather kept folks in I guess. Only heard 2 shots and they were mine, 2 less female coyotes to breed and kill fawns and got a bonus no shoulders between my feet, non poisonous thank the Lord. It's amazing how alert you get after that happens!
We haven't done well looking back on my records, especially warm , humid conditions. That said got a call this a:m when I got back to the truck from deer Huntin and owner said he was covered up with them this a:m but I'm gone wait for a better time than this weekend. By the way the Special early gun hunt was a bust, weather kept folks in I guess. Only heard 2 shots and they were mine, 2 less female coyotes to breed and kill fawns and got a bonus no shoulders between my feet, non poisonous thank the Lord. It's amazing how alert you get after that happens!
Butch
No!, Not Jake!
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