For the past few seasons I have worked at night, so I could hunt in the morning and then go to work. However this year I am planning to go to work in the coal mines, and I have no clue what my schedule will be yet. All I know is I will be working 10hr days, with 3 days a week off. So I may have to cut down to three days a week!!

Usually only get a Saturday and maybe one day during the week, I try to make the best of it, but I also throw in some vacation and sick (cough, gag) days here and there.

The last couple seasons I' ve been tallying up my hours on stand, not days, cause I usually move from morning to evening stand if I get the whole day. Last year I spent about 35 hours chasing whitetails, and five days chasing Muleys. The year before that I spent 80 hours chasing whitetails. We' ll see how this year goes, looking at the calendar I would predict I' m going to be able to spend about 60-80 hours chasing whitetails..........hopefully I' ll be able to fill some tags also!!

I have the fortunate opportunity to hunt where I work. I hunt every single day of all seasons. I only hunt the afternoons during the week and all day on Saturdays at a farm. I spend way more time than my wife would like, but she enjoys the rewards of the hunt as well as my kids.

2-4 days per week depending on the weather and other committments. If I could, I would be hunting all day everyday but unfortunately that isn' t possible.

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I am a school teacher so I usually only get weekends but once in a while after school on weekdays I go.

Generally, 2 days per week plus 14 vacation days that I usually take in November and December. I also have 5 holidays to hunt. That adds up to a total of 51 days of hunting time! Not enough, but it will have to do!

I work like crazy from the end of Jan.to the opening of bow season,so I can hunt 2-4 times a week.But there again, it' s mostly afternoons and Sat...Bob

usually a day or 2 a week