I personally try to hunt as much as I can before the change over. I hate it now that I can't get off work in enough time in the afternoons to get on a stand.
And what about the NEW time change next year?
The time change
The time change
How does it effect your hunting, esp. evening hunts?
I personally try to hunt as much as I can before the change over. I hate it now that I can't get off work in enough time in the afternoons to get on a stand.
And what about the NEW time change next year?
I personally try to hunt as much as I can before the change over. I hate it now that I can't get off work in enough time in the afternoons to get on a stand.
And what about the NEW time change next year?
"When the last tree has been cut and the last river has dryed up and the last wildlife has vanished we will finally realize that we can not eat money".
I just hate the fact that it looks like I won't get my two weeks worth of turkey hunting before work anymore. That is my favorite time of year for that very reason. I think the government needs to quit screwing with the time. It is fine just like it is now. You still have plenty of daylight in the summer after work and you have time to get stuff done early in the morning during hunting season.
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Re: The time change
FnW man wrote:And what about the NEW time change next year?
What new time change...first I've heard of it. I wish they would just leave it as daylight savings time all year round myself.
It's better to have it and not need it, than need it and not have it.
I wish they would leave it standard time all year long. I am a morning person anyway. Dutch they are going to start daylight savings time two weeks early next year and that will coincide with the beginning of turkey season taking away the ability to hunt before work. At least for those of us on the site that have a job. 
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+++Grommet wrote:I wish they would leave it standard time all year long. I am a morning person anyway. Dutch they are going to start daylight savings time two weeks early next year and that will coincide with the beginning of turkey season taking away the ability to hunt before work. At least for those of us on the site that have a job.
Acutally the new time change is going to be the first sunday in November and the first sunday in April, this will start next year per this article.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061027/us_nm/life_halloween_dc_1
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regishay wrote:+++Grommet wrote:I wish they would leave it standard time all year long. I am a morning person anyway. Dutch they are going to start daylight savings time two weeks early next year and that will coincide with the beginning of turkey season taking away the ability to hunt before work. At least for those of us on the site that have a job.
Acutally the new time change is going to be the first sunday in November and the first sunday in April, this will start next year per this article.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061027/us_nm/life_halloween_dc_1
The article stated that it would start the second Sunday in March with is March 10th this year. Turkey season starts March 15th, 2007 so like I said it will ruin my turkey season.
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Grommet wrote:regishay wrote:+++Grommet wrote:I wish they would leave it standard time all year long. I am a morning person anyway. Dutch they are going to start daylight savings time two weeks early next year and that will coincide with the beginning of turkey season taking away the ability to hunt before work. At least for those of us on the site that have a job.
Acutally the new time change is going to be the first sunday in November and the first sunday in April, this will start next year per this article.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20061027/us_nm/life_halloween_dc_1
The article stated that it would start the second Sunday in March with is March 10th this year. Turkey season starts March 15th, 2007 so like I said it will ruin my turkey season.
well with the way you are talking its not the time changed that has ruined your turkey season, its having to go to work like the rest of us that is going to ruin it, if it means so much to you, just take off and the time change wont matter.
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Re: The time change
FnW man wrote:How does it effect your hunting, esp. evening hunts?
Kids have ended all my evening hunts during the week!
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