Can you still Run & Gun in the rain?

[CntrlPA]

I run and gun regardless of the weather. Rainy days always have less hunters to compete with. Your calls might not carry as far and that goes for gobbles as well.

[Dewey_11]

Killed several in the rain running and gunning. It's sure worth it when you get it done

[mtns2hunt]

I too have killed a few running and gunning in the rain. But overall find it a miserable way to hunt. The humidity makes you wet and sticky where I hunt. The turkeys will be active and in the feilds tho. I have small portable blinds in stategic areas that I use. Stay dry and comfortable. I also have umbrellas that I use on occasion for concelment but find hauling them a pain, plus I have a hard enough time keeping all my other gear in order not to metion my calls dry. Just my opinion.

[Mossberg90MN]

I too have killed a few running and gunning in the rain. But overall find it a miserable way to hunt. The humidity makes you wet and sticky where I hunt. The turkeys will be active and in the feilds tho. I have small portable blinds in stategic areas that I use. Stay dry and comfortable. I also have umbrellas that I use on occasion for concelment but find hauling them a pain, plus I have a hard enough time keeping all my other gear in order not to metion my calls dry. Just my opinion.

I have considered a blind for rainy days. Just so I'm still able to actually be out there and not miserable. I've sat in the rain for hours with an umbrellas that straps on a tree. Still got soaked. You basically end up packing it in because you feel miserable.


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[silvestris]

I don't enjoy hunting in the rain, so I don't.

[1iagobblergetter]

I would think it would be a good way to bump alot of turkeys with them sitting along edges like they do when its raining. I've had my best hunts in light rain or right after,but im setting in a nice blind and staying for the most part dry depending on the quality of your rain gear and how far you have to go to set it up.