How much planning do you guys do for small game?

[OrangeMan73]

Nope, I wake up and if I feel like going it’s probably going to happen.

Same.

 

[loganwayne]

Small game trip was a success. We got into woodcock 4 outta 5 days. Figure that's pretty good for first time trying to find them with a pup that had never smelled one before. We hammered some squirrels as well. We did have to change plans due to flooding so didn't get to get into the "prime" areas for woodcock and fox squirrels.

 

[mi650]

I'm 'planning' on going out back on the next sunny day to see about shooting a couple squirrels.

I have my Ruger American Target sitting next to the door hoping to spot a rabbit in my yard before letting my dogs out. I have 1 in the freezer, want to get another to make a pot of stew.


Years ago, I'd drive about an hour and 1/2 to hunt squirrels on my grandparents farm. There's a couple good size patches of oaks that were always good for a few bushy tails. Sometimes my dad, brother, and I would plan a trip a few days ahead of time for some general small game. Usually that revolved around pheasants early & late, rabbits & squirrels mid-day.

 

[Laramie]

Sliding screen on my office window here as well. My pellet rifle gets shot a lot.

I do plan upland trips yearly but rabbits and squirrels are backyard game for me and my son. He lives for snow days lol.

 

[SoxOnDMoon]

I'm usually scouting/looking when I am hunting. Especially for upland and waterfowl. I tend to find honey holes looking for big game and just do two fers

Smart man

 

[jmibarra]

I try and get out a couple times a week locally when in season. Good way to get outside and stay in shape