No-- need to plan now for spring use and NEXT fall's hunters, if it seems feasible next year at summer's end. If I were really swift I would put a sign out in the yard NOW, "Hunters Welcome," for THIS year's hunters to tour the amenities and book next year's stay. Have signboard. House not dug out yet from recent hosting.

I figure I could handle one week or weekend per month. So "the season" would be:
Spring MudGather (March or April)
Women's Retreat (May, I'd conduct it; they'd bring dishes to share for meals)
Cycling Weekends (June & July; I drive them to cycling trails and pick them up at the other end; carb-heavy breakfasts meals provided and other food available for their preparation)
Vacation Weeks for clergy families as poor as we are (August; we'd provide map of area attractions, and some dinners; they'd have their own fridge plus kitchen privileges)
Cycling Weekends (September; as above)
Getaway Travelers (October, as described above, and we get to play too)
Hunters (October/November; have to check out the cycle of hunting seasons and places to advertise)
Dec. 1, close up for winter unless retreats are wanted.

~Susan