I am in the middle of reading a book called 'Trophy Bucks In Any Weather' by Dan Carlson. The author has hunted whitetail for 30 years and been a meteorologist for over 20 years. The book is a very interesting read. He goes into detail about how weather affects deer movement and he addresses thermals and how and why bucks bed on particular hill sides. I'm only halfway through the book but I'm getting a lot out of it. You may want to take a look at it. I enjoy books that educate me about deer behavior and deer science rather than books that tell stories about how someone killed a big buck.