Post: #1

What's your favorite time for travelling in Europe with pick-up in mind (but not solely) in EE, Scandinavia, Baltics and Netherlands?

When do you guys think girls are the most open for new short/long-term relationships?

I see 3 windows, based on good weather:

1. April-June: Less tourists, many students.
2. July-Aug: Many tourists in home countries (Poland, Ukraine, etc), but people leave to sea resorts: Spain, Greece.
3. Sep-Oct: Less tourists, many students.

I would think that April-June is the best moment as it's spring and the sun is out again and people haven't been through the July-Aug.

What do you guys think? What's been your experience? What's the best time?

From my experience, I liked best to travel in September as the weather is still good and it's low season: few tourists and good prices.

Post: #2

Girls can't wait to get the skimpy clothes out at this time of year (April) and up until June are very open to pick-up and having fun with a guy as they've been stuck inside for 6 months especially in Scandinavia, Baltics and EE. Summer is good but you can be scuppered by girls going on holidays but it's easy with those that are staying home. By September and October, many are starting to get serious again and in the back of their mind have the cold, harsh winter coming up. Would say April-June in my experience.

Post: #3

When I read posts like Conquerer's, I just can't help laughing. People need to stop thinking with a man's mind, if they want to be successful in picking up quality pussy.
Sorry, but this forum is full of stereotypes about female behaviour. Anytime is good for pick up, especially the winter in EE. Winter is a lot better than Sumner.

Post: #4

April is the best month for me because onward from May, it gets really hot and it's impossible to be out. At least in southern part of Italy, Spain and France.

North Europe is something else.

Post: #5

Winter is the best season for Eastern Europe. 0 competition and girls thirsty for adventures with foreigners that have done their homework.