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Quote from: trkehunr93 on March 28, 2017, 01:23:17 PMEarly bird gets the worm but when your schedule allows. Some swear by sleeping in and hitting the woods when everyone else has called it quits. 9am-12 noon can be a magical time but so can off the roost. I really enjoy watching the day come to life so I'm an early bird gets the "bird" kinda guy. I too enjoy hearing the woods wake up. There is nothing like it. Sure most of the birds I strike and call in are later on in the day, but the first hour of daylight is the best
Early bird gets the worm but when your schedule allows. Some swear by sleeping in and hitting the woods when everyone else has called it quits. 9am-12 noon can be a magical time but so can off the roost. I really enjoy watching the day come to life so I'm an early bird gets the "bird" kinda guy.
I would rather be 2 hours early than 1 minute late.
Opening morning or a really hot spot on a Saturday morning on public land, I like to be super early, like an hour or more before daylight.
Funny Sil!