Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Waterfowl => Topic started by: Vo2max on November 17, 2012, 01:32:32 PM
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Just wondering when others have found success; prior to severe weather, during or after? I've noticed the crappier the weather the more waterfowl I see and shoot. Thoughts?
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Some of the best hunts I have ever had are DURING really crappy weather. More exciting too, usually cant see them far away. :twocents:
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Some of the best hunts I have ever had are DURING really crappy weather. More exciting too, usually cant see them far away. :twocents:
:yeah: Depending on where you hunt it really keeps the birds moving.
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I've heard some day that before the storm is best for ducks but I have yet to prove this. After a storm is great for big game IMHO/experience.
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I used to think that crappy weather was better, but I'd rather have 40 degrees 7 mile an hour winds, and clear as all hell.
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The harder its blowing and raining the better, where we hunt :tup:
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I typically just hunt through it. The day before, during and day after. Lots of new birds coming in during that period. Like Tealer mentioned, I do have my preferences, but you know how that works with mother nature. You make the most of the weather conditions and set up accordingly.
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I like it the best during the storm, but like h2o said, I will hunt no matter what :twocents:
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I love the bad weather......except the water running down the back of my neck. :yike: Keeps the birds moving.
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All of the above.