My husband and I have only been predator hunting a short time, so any help is appreciated.

We are going hog, coyote, & bobcat hunting next week and the weather forecast is for scatterd showers with some periods of heavy rain. Temperatures around 73 in the day, low 50's at night.  This is for 2 of the 4 days we are going to be there.  (Of course it is TX, and the forecast will probably change 10 times before we leave...)

We have only hunted coyotes and bobcats (and hogs now that I think about it..) in dry weather. Does anyone have any tips, tricks, or info on predator movement during rain? Do they move at all?  Are they easier to call in before or after a front comes or goes?

Thanks guys! :)
Cynthia