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December 12/10/13, 01:14:00 PM

Offline whiteoakbuck

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deer movement
well i was able to get in a few sits in this cold snap and just like clock work all the deer i have been getting on the cameras and seeing from the stand are moving between 10:00-2:00pm and man they have all put on some weight and thick hides from the cold going to do a few morning hunts this week and see what shows up then hitting the woods again this weekend   :archery:
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December 12/10/13, 04:01:43 PM Reply #1

Offline wile e coyote

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Re: deer movement
Makes sense to me, warmest part of the day. Just like us they don't like the cold, do all their running mid-day, hold up at night when it's really cold. People say deer are dumb animals, looks like they prove them wrong! That and everybody is at work during the day and deer know that also!
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December 12/10/13, 05:01:56 PM Reply #2

Offline MTCOMMER

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Re: deer movement
Its going to warm up a little more next week - I think I will give it another 2 or 3 days and see what I can do.  Unfortunately, all my cameras are down, but the fresh show will give me an idea of their travels!   :archery:
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