hunting hot weather
09-11-2007 | 08:56 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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hunting hot weather
how worried should i be if it is hot when i am hunting for bactiea dieseas so on
season kick in here oct first and up untill today it has been in the mid to high 90s even broke 100 once or twice
should i stick to the mornings when it is cooler
will the deer start to move more when it starts to cool off
i am in southwest indiana
season kick in here oct first and up untill today it has been in the mid to high 90s even broke 100 once or twice
should i stick to the mornings when it is cooler
will the deer start to move more when it starts to cool off
i am in southwest indiana
09-11-2007 | 09:43 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: hunting hot weather
Animals don't like the heat any more than you do, so just think of where it'd be most comfortable for you to hang out if you were a deer. That's where they'll be. In the shade, where they can get a breeze and have easy access to water and food. They'll definitely be moving more in the early morning, when it's cooler. When you shoot one,find the animal as quick as you can, field dress it immediately and get the meat on ice or in a meat locker ASAP. The sooner you can get that meat cooled off the better.
