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Predator Hunting => Predator Hunting => Topic started by: Ringtail on January 17, 2007, 09:17:50 PM
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When you set up your stand for predators what way do you sit, Up, cross or downwind, and why?
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alot depends on the terrain for me. wind dont always blow from the same direction obviously on a given peice of land...so one set-up will be at my back, and crosswind on the next visit.
i'd say to put it in numbers...
75% crosswind..from right to left...say 4 o'clock to 10 o'clock
20% from behind
5% i dont care...sometimes the wind just wont quit swirling and your out there all ready to call...just call.
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220-Woody, I like your answer. I mostly hunt sagebrush country with the wind usually at my back watching 180 degrees about 75% of the time and behind me maybe 25%.
If I'm night hunting in I pay alot of attention cross and downwind. Just last week I got busted in the day by this sneaky coyote that got downwind on me before I seen it. I don't get busted much, but that one got me.
I don't care how well you set up your stand or how long you've been predator calling, they are gonna get you now and then, that's what it's all about.. :D
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basically the same as woody.