tawnoper
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Originally Posted By: DAAOriginally Posted By: AWSIf you follow all the rules, you'll miss out on some great hunting.
We cold roll a lot. New country, random time of day, wind is blowing whichever way it's blowing and we're travelling whichever way we're travelling.
Much of the time, if we kept looking for that awesome setup, we'd just drive, and drive, and drive. But we don't, we look for any edge we can get. And usually, when the wind isn't in our favor - it's coyote sign, combined with terrain features, that trigger us to make a stand. Even when the wind is completely wrong.
- DAA
Yup, exactly.
In the dez where I hunt the wind can swirl and change direction multiple times per stand. If you're determined to play the wind every stand you're gonna drive by a lot of stands that will get you a coyote.
I always try to control the things I have control of, wind aint one of them. I like to see. I like the sun at my back. I go from there.
We cold roll a lot. New country, random time of day, wind is blowing whichever way it's blowing and we're travelling whichever way we're travelling.
Much of the time, if we kept looking for that awesome setup, we'd just drive, and drive, and drive. But we don't, we look for any edge we can get. And usually, when the wind isn't in our favor - it's coyote sign, combined with terrain features, that trigger us to make a stand. Even when the wind is completely wrong.
- DAA
Yup, exactly.
In the dez where I hunt the wind can swirl and change direction multiple times per stand. If you're determined to play the wind every stand you're gonna drive by a lot of stands that will get you a coyote.
I always try to control the things I have control of, wind aint one of them. I like to see. I like the sun at my back. I go from there.