Congratulations on getting into coonhunting with your 3-year-old Redbone! It sounds like you've been putting in a lot of effort to train and hunt with her, which is commendable. Coonhunting can indeed have its challenges, especially during different seasons and weather conditions.

It's normal to have varying levels of success when hunting coons, as factors like weather, terrain, and the availability of prey can all impact your hunts. While some nights may result in multiple treed coons, others may yield fewer or none at all. The weather, particularly temperature and wind direction, can affect scenting conditions and the activity of coons. Your strategy of choosing warmer nights for hunting is a good approach, as coons are more likely to be active in milder weather.

Regarding hunting with other dogs, it can be beneficial to expose your Redbone to different hunting environments and learn from experienced hunters. Hunting with your friend's Blue Ticks could provide valuable opportunities for learning and improvement. However, it's essential to consider your dog's temperament and hunting style, as well as ensuring compatibility with the other dogs in the group.

It's also important to be patient and consistent in your training and hunting efforts. Every dog is unique, and it may take time for your Redbone to develop her hunting skills fully. Keep providing her with opportunities to hunt and learn, and celebrate each success along the way, whether big or small.

In summary, what you're experiencing is normal for coonhunting, and it's great that you're actively seeking advice to improve your hunting experiences. Keep up the good work, stay patient, and enjoy the journey of coonhunting with your loyal Redbone companion.

Best of luck on your future hunts!

Warm regards