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6AM - ENE 4
8AM - E 4
10AM - SE 4
12PM - S 5
2PM - SW 5
4PM - SW 4
6PM - W 3
7PM - WNW 2
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OUCH! Rough morning.
The higher ground you can get on the better. But I know thats not always possible.
I hate light winds less than 7 mph. That's when wind gets VERY tricky. Especially with overcast skies which cause thermals to not
shoot up very well.
If it were me.. I would just hunt with the right wind conditions. Pick the stand that you think will put you out of harms way. That's all you can do in this situation. If you chance a sit where you think a buck will move by.. you (the hunter) usually regrets it. Swirling winds in the morning are never fun.
It's a long season.. the winds will come from the desired direction eventually.
Hunt where least amount of problems can occur that will affect your buck hunting later.