Rainy day Question
#3
ORIGINAL: Dr Andy
If you wake up at O-Dark:30 and its raining hard do you go to the woods at the usual time or do you go back to bed and get a late start?
If you wake up at O-Dark:30 and its raining hard do you go to the woods at the usual time or do you go back to bed and get a late start?

#4
i do... seems from my experience everytime its raining hard i go out and setup and it starts to slow down...someof these mornings have even been sucessful... just my experience i know kinda wierd... but i guess i go out just to get away from the house sometimes
#7
I had that experience today. It was pouring and then lightened up and I was already sitting in my blind. It payed off with a 25lb double beard with 1 in spurs. So dont sleep in just go getem...
#9
I bought a cheap, after-season clearance blind from Walmart this Spring for 2 reasons; 1) a 5-yr old daughter who just has to go turkey hunting with her papa, and 2) rain soaked days I can sit in a water resistant blind and stay dry!!
From my experiences, the birds move to open areas, and are call shy during rainy days. Sit on a field edge, or a small secluded draw (open strut zone or sheltered forest), put out the dekes and wait. Patterning is the key to those days...
I won't go out in thunderstorms though. My experience with boomers is this...all of the woodland creatures simply disappear...and the woods explode immediately after...
From my experiences, the birds move to open areas, and are call shy during rainy days. Sit on a field edge, or a small secluded draw (open strut zone or sheltered forest), put out the dekes and wait. Patterning is the key to those days...
I won't go out in thunderstorms though. My experience with boomers is this...all of the woodland creatures simply disappear...and the woods explode immediately after...



...didnt you know turkey huntin's an obsession???...lmao