Ok - So I undersatnd that the deer do not move as frequently or as well in freezing & windy weather - neither do I.
This is not so much a question about the deer as about us humans.
I was out practicing with all of my "Cold Stuff" on & discovered that I've over bundled/layered myself. The layers will be great for just sitting in a stand - but taking a shot at a deer? Jeeze - just getting the bow pulled back in a awkward position is going to be tough - let alone being super accurate.
So - the question for those of you above the snow belt - what are some of your recipies for keeping warm & flexible/mobile in the stand in sub 20 degree weather?
(Moderators - technically I know that this should be posted elsewhere - but this area gets more traffic & I was hoping to get some decent ideas before the spring thaw <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>)
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