This may be a dumb question, but I'm just a beginner...
Rain is forecast this weekend and I would like to hunt for pigs at Lake Sonoma. Do hogs behave differently in rainy weather? Do they just go about their normal business as if nothing was different or do they hunker down in deep brush and wait out the storm?
If they stay plugged in to deep cover, I may change my plans. If they do their normal thing, wouldn't rain may make hunting even better-- less crunchy leaves, possibly easier to approach from down wind, etc ?
Any insights you experienced hunters can share would be much appreciated!
John
PS I'll probably be out there in the rain regardless of what wise advice I get. Something in me says that to be a real hunter I have to learn things the tough way. That's just hunting, isn't it?
Rain is forecast this weekend and I would like to hunt for pigs at Lake Sonoma. Do hogs behave differently in rainy weather? Do they just go about their normal business as if nothing was different or do they hunker down in deep brush and wait out the storm?
If they stay plugged in to deep cover, I may change my plans. If they do their normal thing, wouldn't rain may make hunting even better-- less crunchy leaves, possibly easier to approach from down wind, etc ?
Any insights you experienced hunters can share would be much appreciated!
John
PS I'll probably be out there in the rain regardless of what wise advice I get. Something in me says that to be a real hunter I have to learn things the tough way. That's just hunting, isn't it?