If you had a choice and wanted to try and call in some critters, which time of day seems to work better, or does it not matter? How long of a calling sequence do you use? How often?
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Predator---Dawn or Dusk?
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I would say early morning to late morning gives you more time for critters. They seem to still be out and about late into the morning during winter time. In the evening IME they dont move till too close to dark and with it generally getting dark so early during winter it doesn't give you much time. With that said I have shot yotes and fox both early and late in the day.
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just like the posts above
morning till noon and nightime but ant time of the day is worth the time. I usaly stay at my sets for at least 45 minutes. Sometimes those dogs are a ways out there and it may take a little time to get to the area . Also, they are not at the top of the foodchain so they might be a little leery of coming right in(wolfs,bears). I konw its been cold for a couple weeks but Make sure you bring a little back up fire power there still could be a few bruins still about.sigpicLOVE MY LITTLE SKULL CLEANERS
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Speaking of bruins...
Just got back from a wheeler ride up the Kings River trail. Almost to the top of the pass we found a set of bear tracks walking right down the trail in the snow. Tracks were a few days old, but after the snow anyway. Might be a few late hibernators out still.AKmud
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The porcupine is a peaceful animal yet God still thought it necessary to give him quills....
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I prefer hunting at night, but try to refrain from calling too much as the bears out here on the peninsula like to stay up well into December.
It's kinda like calling in an air strike on your own position. The results may not be worth it.
Nice fur Allen.Now what ?
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