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Seasonal Hobbies. What are they?

CamoMan

CamoMan

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For myself I tend to have seasonal hobbies. I like to switch it up. So for me it is:

Winter: Skiing/Hunting gear tinkering
Spring: Gardening (mainly vegetables but also some flowers)
Summer: Archery, Golf, Gardening
Fall: Hunting
 
Winter: scouting, stand site prep. Spring: more scouting looking over new areas, refreshen mineral licks Summer, archery practice out of trees, cams out over mineral sites, checking bean fields once July hits. Fall: hunting, in season scouting, more hunting
 
Winter: Small Game hunting, scouting, lurking on saddle hunting message boards
Spring: Turkey hunting, outdoor writing, trying not to buy too much new gear
Summer: Archery, a little more writing, Gear tinkering, lurking on saddle hunting message boards
Fall: Hunting, watching PSU football
 
Winter (after season): post season scouting
Spring: shed hunting, fishing, morel mushroom hunting, turkey scouting, turkey hunting, sometimes golf
Summer: fishing , a little golf, scouting
Fall: hunting, fish some
 
Winter, hunting, spring.... Hog hunting, bay fishing, bowfishing, summer; work, bay fishing, hog hunting, scouting, fall; scouting, bay fishing, hog hunting.......
 
Winter: Tinker and/or upgrade hunting/fishing equipment
Spring: Turkey hunting, fishing, shoot my bow
Summer: More fishing, dial in hunting equipment
Fall: Hunting once season opens on Oct 1st
 
Winter: Late season deer hunting, predator hunting, gear upgrades, archery
Spring: turkey hunting, archery
Summer: Lobstering and spear fishing in the Keys, scuba, archery, final gear testing
Fall: Deer, Bear, and some waterfowl hunting
 
Archery hunting in the fall and winter. Scouting in the late winter, spring, and summer. Fishing and turkey hunting in the spring
 
Bow season starts Sept 1 and runs through the end of Feb. The rest of the months constitute the pre-season and are for training and other prep work.
 
Winter: Indoor Honey-do Lists and getting ready for hunting
Spring: Outdoor Honey-do Lists and getting ready for hunting
Summer: Accelerated Honey-do Lists and squeezing in extra time to get ready for hunting
Fall: Get out of my face with that damn Honey-do List because I'm going hunting!

We have an understanding that she gets to work me to death from January to the first of September but after that I'm on Honey-do sabbatical.
 
Winter- scouting and tinkering with hunting and fishing equipment.
Spring-Scouting, Turkey hunting and trout fishing
Summer- Catfish and smallmouth fishing. Along with glassing/shining and shooting bow
Fall- Bowhunting, gun hunting and trout/salmon and steelhead fishing
 
shamus275 said:
Winter: Indoor Honey-do Lists and getting ready for hunting
Spring: Outdoor Honey-do Lists and getting ready for hunting
Summer: Accelerated Honey-do Lists and squeezing in extra time to get ready for hunting
Fall: Get out of my face with that damn Honey-do List because I'm going hunting!

We have an understanding that she gets to work me to death from January to the first of September but after that I'm on Honey-do sabbatical.
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This is very similar to mine.
Winter: Indoor Honey-do Lists and indoor family stuff
Spring: Outdoor Honey-do Lists and outdoor family stuff
Summer: Accelerated Honey-do Lists and family outings
Fall: Reminding Honey it's time for hunting!
 
CF year around but lay off intensity during hunting season Oct 1 thru Jan 31
Spring: tinker with my bow setup and make any changes as well as shoot a lot, maybe fish a little. Would love to scout if all my woods weren't under water the past 2 years after season from flooding
Summer: shoot my bow early and late, get acclimated to the heat and mosquitoes
 
Spring, turkey hunt, scout, cut grass, be a fireman
Summer, fish, scout, cut grass, be a fireman
Fall, hunt, scout, cut grass, be a fireman
Winter, hunt, cut leaves, be a fireman.
 
Spring - Work around the house and yard

summer - Enjoy time with my family and ride my Harley if I get time.

Fall - Bow hunt during the Rut

Winter - Scout for the next year


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Spring: Turkey hunt
Summer: Hike and hammock camp
Fall: Deer hunt
Winter: Tinker with deer hunting gear
 
Winter: Rabbit and coyote hunting
Spring: Gardening
Hiking, hiking
Summer: Shooting, hiking, fishing, gardening
All year, Boy Scout Master, hunting, fishing and hiking
 
According to Mrs. TreeMunkie my hobby is collecting gear-intensive hobbies. Sadly, she's not wrong. I'll try anything that looks like fun and my garage, shed, and bank account bare the evidence: dirt bike, road bike(s), mtn. bike, road bicycle, surf board, hunting gear, fishing boat and gear (trolling setups for walleye and salmon), fly-fishing gear, camping gear, cross-country skis, snow shoes, and more.
 
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