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Late nighters and early risers

Posted By: Grandpa Trapper

Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:43 AM

Which one are you?
Posted By: Bogmaster

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:47 AM

Late nighter,usually hit the hay at 1 or 2 a.m.
Only reason to rise early-trapping,hunting fishing or conventioning.
Tom
Posted By: swift4me

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:59 AM

Early to bed most of the time and always awake by 5:30.

Pete
Posted By: adam m

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 06:16 AM

Both. Not by choice. Lots of nights of 4hrs of sleep. During the week I'm usually up by 0530.
Today I went to sleep around 0400 woke up at 0830 and felt the day was already gone lol.
Posted By: Ditchdiver

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 06:24 AM

Here I am, in the fur shed. Just got the fire going and about to put up a few coons.
I've worked 3rd shift for the last 8 years. I'm a "late nighter".
Posted By: Jurassic Park

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 06:28 AM

Late nighter big time!
Posted By: yukonjeff

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 06:38 AM

Well here its only 9;30 but I hit the sack at 2;00 am and get up before 8;00 am. And still have to wait three and a half hours for daylight.
Posted By: FL cracker in AK

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 08:29 AM

Late nighter.
Posted By: gillbilly

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 08:38 AM

Early riser.
Posted By: kyron4

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 09:27 AM

Don't know, 4 to 5 hrs a day. That could be 5pm to 9pm or 12am to 4 am depending if I am working or off.
Posted By: Minker

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 09:28 AM

Both.
Never have slept much or for long.
3-4 hours is more than enough ,
I can sleep when i'm dead .
I like wandering around in the dark checking traps.
Posted By: Sprung & Rusty

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:21 AM

I like to watch the sun rise and the day to begin.
Posted By: Trapper Dahlgren

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:38 AM

early riser
Posted By: trapNH

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:41 AM

You know the saying early to bed early to rise. I am up at 5 every day.
Posted By: JTaddeo

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:43 AM

I'm almost always in bed before 22:00 and wake up before 05:00. No alarm clock necessary...
Posted By: w side rd 151

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:45 AM

Early riser I had a coworker tell me once that I was the only person he ever knew that could get out of bed at 5:00 AM and be going a hundred miles an hour by 5:15 AM
Posted By: Len Dunham

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 10:55 AM

Get up every morning 4am thinking about where to set traps.
Posted By: LDW

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:10 AM

Both, not really by choice. Because of a bad back, have to sleep in the recliner. 4 hours is usually a good night. Drinking coffee by 4am at the latest.
Posted By: Ru2hunt

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:15 AM

Early Riser!
Posted By: pcr2

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
I like to watch the sun rise and the day to begin.

this
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:27 AM

Originally Posted by LDW
Both, not really by choice. Because of a bad back, have to sleep in the recliner. 4 hours is usually a good night. Drinking coffee by 4am at the latest.

Me too, typing with one hand for my neck is killin me. Have no use of left arm, hand is swelled fingers looks like sausage links. Ain't seen my bed in two days. Finished my second lantern though.
Posted By: Green Bay

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:34 AM

Early riser - have never set an alarm clock to get up for work. Automatically awake around 4:45.
Posted By: coalbank

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:34 AM

Always rise early. Late nights depend on workload. Late nights are coming with the list of Turkey call customers growing. My eyes open at 5AM automatically unless I work until 3AM.
Posted By: LDW

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:36 AM

Originally Posted by Catch22
Originally Posted by LDW
Both, not really by choice. Because of a bad back, have to sleep in the recliner. 4 hours is usually a good night. Drinking coffee by 4am at the latest.

Me too, typing with one hand for my neck is killin me. Have no use of left arm, hand is swelled fingers looks like sausage links. Ain't seen my bed in two days. Finished my second lantern though.

I haven't slept in bed for over 2 years. I tried it a couple weeks ago, didn't last an hour.
Posted By: imissed

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 11:49 AM

After years of getting up at 4am for work and in bed no later, and most of the time before, 9pm I'd say I'm a early riser.

But after being retired since last May, I can't shake the body alarm clock!

Up everyday between 3-4am, in bed by 8pm.

Someday maybe I can sleep till 6am. But the day would be almost over! grin
Posted By: west river rogue

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 12:19 PM

Always early riser around 3 am.
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 12:22 PM

Originally Posted by pcr2
Originally Posted by Sprung&Rusty
I like to watch the sun rise and the day to begin.

this


X 3
Posted By: lives2trap

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 12:58 PM

a little of both and coffee.
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 01:03 PM

Both last night ... Im gonna need a nap wink
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 01:05 PM

LDW, I feel ya man. I personally can't believe in my 50's I'm in the shape I'm in. I rotate how my body dictates from the recliner, couch, bed. Get sleep however you can get it man. Gotta keep movin, rockin and laughing. That's all I got.
Posted By: corky

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 01:17 PM

Early to bed, early to rise. Missed out on healthy, wealthy and wise part.
Posted By: LDW

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 01:21 PM

Originally Posted by Catch22
LDW, I feel ya man. I personally can't believe in my 50's I'm in the shape I'm in. I rotate how my body dictates from the recliner, couch, bed. Get sleep however you can get it man. Gotta keep movin, rockin and laughing. That's all I got.

I'll be 60 in May, but get around like I'm 80. Lol As long as I can still trap I'm happy. Just can't do what I could 20 years ago. At least I'm still upright, that's the main thing.
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 01:49 PM

Late nighter always, sometimes early riser, sometimes napper.

Keith
Posted By: west river rogue

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 02:19 PM

Originally Posted by corky
Early to bed, early to rise. Missed out on healthy, wealthy and wise part.

x2
Posted By: west river rogue

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 02:20 PM

im 61 with too many ailments and body damage and get around like im 65 at times ........at times like im 50 again. But still raising a 5 yr old alone, and his 10 week old border collie [Linked Image]
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 02:43 PM

I still haven't slept. I got 3 sisters left and I texted them all early this morning to wake up, if I can't sleep by dang you shouldn't either. My oldest, Sissy, tickled me. She didn't respond like the others did. She texted a few minutes ago and said I don't want to wake up you knothead. I text her back and said are you the smart one or the best sleeper, she said I'm both and your a pain in my arse but I love you. How cool is that. I love my sisters.
Posted By: pcr2

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 02:46 PM

Originally Posted by corky
Early to bed, early to rise. Missed out on healthy, wealthy and wise part.

then--early to bed,early to rise
fish like heck,and make up lies.
Posted By: Actor

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 04:26 PM

Originally Posted by KeithC
Late nighter always, sometimes early riser, sometimes napper.

Keith



Yep What Keith said....

Garry-
Posted By: Ryan McLeod

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 04:51 PM

I can wake up early when I need to but I can also work all night too if needed. I was skinning lynx all night now I’m having coffee and then I’ll start skinning the fox in my porch. When I was in my teens and twenties it was common to stay up for 3-5 days at a time.
Posted By: pcr2

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 04:55 PM

if i lived in Mexico i'd be known as El Nappo
Posted By: Claypool313

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:14 PM

Earlier riser i guess. But i need quite a bit of sleep to function. I get up 5:25 or 5:50 depending on the day. Im usually settling into bed at 9:00 pm give or take 20 minutes.
Posted By: imissed

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:18 PM

I find that if I take a nap I wake up feeling worse then I did before the nap.
Posted By: Jerry Jr.

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 05:26 PM

Both. I work swing shift.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/13/20 07:45 PM

Watch TV or read a book until 11:00PM, then go to bed. Get up every day between 5:30 & 6:00AM.
Posted By: bblwi

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/14/20 12:46 AM

I am working my way back to being an early riser. I used to rise early and stay up quite late for an early riser and get about 6-6.5 hours of sleep. When my hip pain got real bad in April I could not sleep well at all and I found myself actually getting my best sleep from 6-8 AM almost. I had surgery in July and I am working my way back but I am still now getting up about 6:45 AM to 7 AM but staying up until 11 PM or later. Hopefully as the days lengthen out I will get back to my more long term life style.

Bryce
Posted By: Twisted metal

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/15/20 01:21 AM

Up by 0400 every morning 👍
Posted By: coalminer7755

Re: Late nighters and early risers - 01/15/20 03:04 AM

When I was working in the coal mine working swing shift it was just whenever I felt tired I tried to sleep. Now that I changed jobs I'm definitely an early riser. It took me about two to three months to finally be able to sleep "normal" again.
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