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anyone ever notice between midnight and 2 in the morning kinda dead hours not much stiring.
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That's commonly refered to as the witching hours. Only thing active is Johnny Law
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I see the most activity between 3 and 5 am.
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really, between 3 and 5 huh, good to know. I've always headed out at dark and hunted til around 1 or 2
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bowtech36 wrote:really, between 3 and 5 huh, good to know. I've always headed out at dark and hunted til around 1 or 2

It seems like to me that from dark to midnight they are more spread out. You dont have to go as far and might see 1 or 2, then after 3 you see them all bunched up like 6 plus at a time and in the areas that you would expect to see them. Not just everywhere you wouldnt expect to see them, like in the dry desert areas.
Just what I have observed in my area.
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yeah around here you see them at dark until midnight usually. then you start seeing them moving around again at 3 or 4 in the moring. its kinda weird i wonder why they stop for a couple hours in the middle of the night
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It's the same way calling fox's at night .
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i also find it weird if they moved at 11 in the right conditions my dogs would still run it at 1 but hardly ever get one going during those time. so i hunt dark to midnight pull over nap till 2 and hunt till daylight
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get a strike dog
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thats the weird part i have two really good strike dogs ive had for 7 years
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get a strike dog. that was same thing i was thenkin. lol
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houndstooth wrote:get a strike dog


The largest portion of the coon hunting I do is on foot. Walking the woods, creeks, river sides. etc.
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