jasons8387

someone go to weather.com and look at the current situation over illinois, welp ill pretend i didnt see that. Got the rain suit and im headed out im determined to get one with my bow before shotgun, wish me luck!! I have got to be nuts.

squeegee

Nope not at ALL! They are still moving in ILL and the RUT is in full swing! I would rather be out today then last weekned, like I was with the darn wind and Thunderstorms, that kept them down pretty good! I felt the same way ... wanted to get one with Bow before SHOTGUN season, casue aint much moving after that! GO GET EM!

duxrok

You might be.

I'm sitting here in my office, and looking outside, the trees are almost bent over doubled right now from the wind. You'd need a calculus calculator to be able to determine the tragectory of an arrow right now.

Of course, its rifle season here right now, so I guess that is mute.

Good luck whatever you do.

dohcrxl

I'm in WI and we have pretty much the same weather. I too, almost went out today since I got off work at noon. Then I thought, "what if I don't put the arrow in perfect placement to expire the animal within 100 yards?" The light rain will wash away the blood trail by the time I've waited for the animal to expire. Then, it've been a wasted day and animal. -hence I am typing.

mobow

Yes, without question. But, you can't kill one at home on the couch.

dohcrxl

Nope, deer definitely don't pass through my living room but I'll pass on killing oneespecially withthe rain working against my blood trail. I'd sooner miss an opportunity at the big one than shoot one only to have it go to waste. Besides, I don't think killing is the right word to be using here anyway. I'll wait for better weather and try to "harvest" one.

442deer

yes, you are nuts. I am too, I just got back, and I did see a nice buck, but the wind betrayed me before he cleared my shooting lane. I almost had a heart attack when the tree behind me blew down.

pjhunts

the weather is NEVER too bad to hunt in, I braved wind and rain this afternoon and had a doe and twins pass under me and bed down 40 yards downwind of me, then a 120 class 8 pointer came directly under me (twice) then bedded down with the others, they stayed there until the wind got to about 60mph and I was holding on for "deer" life. they then left to go deeper into the bottom area

jasons8387

I WAS NUTS!!! I got out there and the wind wasnt what i was expecting at all, i was just expecting maybe heavy rain. All of a sudden it was like i was riding a tree rollercoaster! Didnt see any deer but im just happy i climbed out of my tree without it falling on top of me.

Jason