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Way to hot for dogs and handlers, I bet it will be 80 degrees when dogs cut loose. The coons are running horrible here in Indiana the later the night the better the hunt.

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I can guarantee it will not be near as hot as it was in 2011. I hunted out of the Convoy, Ohio club. it was 95 degrees at dark & HUMID !
Coons not moving much then either. I scored 650 Circle on Friday. Lots of Leaves, cover, & Tall Corn.
Daytime temps both days at the grounds were near 100.

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Hot every year. Move it to "Autumn"..

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Way too hot....last time i was there i swore id never go back other than to shop around.

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Hot every year. Move it to "Autumn"..

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I never understood autumn oaks in the summer. Wouldn't u want a better coon turn out.

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I think issues like deer hunting in the fall really makes a difference anymore. Besides Labor Day helps with travel. If you have coon dog can it ever be to hot.

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I'd like to see autumn leaves if I gotta take off work and drive that far lol

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It's not hot every year.. Just most.. The last couple years I was at Oaks we had a fire of the nights sitting around talking...

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I think issues like deer hunting in the fall really makes a difference anymore. Besides Labor Day helps with travel. If you have coon dog can it ever be to hot.

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It's not hot every year.. Just most.. The last couple years I was at Oaks we had a fire of the nights sitting around talking...

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YOU...sit around talking????

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I know, hard to believe aint it? someone that hunts as HARD as I do actually taking a night or two off.



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Highs in the upper 80's and lows mid 60's is what I'm hearing.

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A month later than normal?

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If travel time allows, with the given deadline, you either want to head immediately to the woods as soon as you can, or wait till after 10:00.

When it's hot, coon get thirsty and will come down in the daytime, at least in Indiana. And then they wait until they come down again. There's a low likelihood of hitting hot tracks at dark, unless it's raining to cool things off. A lot of people think the coons waited and came down later, but in reality, they came down earlier, around 2-4, to quench their thirst.

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