Could be a brighter moon last night ! Should go out or go back to bed ?
Full moon should I ignore it ?
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tracker12ga
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It has been my experience that the darker the night the better the hunting. I think that the probablitlity of a pred seeing you in the full moon is high.
SBruce
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A person would think that a coyote would be easy to see on a full moon night.
I tried it even with snow on the ground, and they didn't show up very well at all.
It's definately easier for them to see us on those nights though....for sure.
I tried it even with snow on the ground, and they didn't show up very well at all.
It's definately easier for them to see us on those nights though....for sure.
I was told that on a full moon night they do there hunting at night a sleep in next morning. but on black nights they sleep and do there hunting in the morning ? Does that sound logical ?
SBruce
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I was told that on a full moon night they do there hunting at night a sleep in next morning. but on black nights they sleep and do there hunting in the morning ? Does that sound logical ?
I believe there to be some truth in that. In addition, some days are better in afternoon/evening, and others are better in morning.....due to moon phase supposedly.
Personally, I believe that weather and prey movement has more of an impact on good times to hunt coyotes than moon does. I don't necessarily have any real concrete proof of that though.
I believe there to be some truth in that. In addition, some days are better in afternoon/evening, and others are better in morning.....due to moon phase supposedly.
Personally, I believe that weather and prey movement has more of an impact on good times to hunt coyotes than moon does. I don't necessarily have any real concrete proof of that though.
