SchuylkillArchery13

My school gets out around 2:45, so i can get out for a good 2 hours after school.

PABuck_HNTR

I try to schedule vacation days for hunting. I try to pick the days I feel will be most productive and write myself off for them. I have a pretty relaxed workplace and it slows down this time of year, so if I picked a wrong day and it rains or something I'll just work that day instead and pick a different day to go out.

Trex

As a retired State Police Officer, I have been hunting about 2 1/2days per week since Oct 1st. I have exclusive use of one of three farms that I have permission to hunt. While they are about 1.5 hours away from my house I am fortunatethat one of these farmsis owned by a friend who has an empty farm house there that is fully furnished and I stay there when I hunt.
I also have a large fiberglass cap on my truck and sleep on a cot in the bed when I hunt the other farms.

MichaelHunsucker

I am very fortunate to be able to hunt every day of the week. Its a beautiful thing!

loogout1

I always take the month of nov. off so I pretty much hunt as much as I want during that time. My job as a fireman permits me to hunt a lot when I'm not on vac. also.

Gundeck

It was easier before the time change. Now, I have to take a couple hours off in the morning or afternoon to hunt. (Not that I have a problem with that!)

tedrow

whenever my wife lets me now, shes been a huntin widow for a month now shes a gettin lil pissed. ol well she will get over it.

mike_wny

I try to go out one afternoon a week, I work at school so they are pretty flexible. But this daylight savings is killing me. I don't get out of class until 2, so I have to fight the traffic to get off campus and hopefully I'm in the tree by 3:30. Last week when the sun set at 6 it wasn't bad., but this week won't be as good

Vabowman

I go at least twice during the week and on sat. Next week I will be able to hunt every afternoon and then all day sat!!!!!

CCPaHunter

I usally take the last two weeks of bow season off.