guitarpreston
Lil-Rokslider
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I was listening to a podcast the other day with the MSU Deer Lab talking about deer movement from a study they had with several collared deer. If I recall, the main part of the study was on bedding areas, as well as sights. But there was also some talk about what measurable things get deer on their feet in daylight, such as the moon, barometric pressure, temp, etc. I think the general gist of it was there was no real correlation they could see in collared deer...We've all heard different things that will get them up...So what do you say? Do you trust their research or think it's wrong?
The only thing I know for a fact that gets them moving during daylight hours where I hunt is me being at home...
The only thing I know for a fact that gets them moving during daylight hours where I hunt is me being at home...