General rule of thumb....?
09-29-2008 | 10:32 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Eldred, PA
General rule of thumb....?
The general rule of thumb is hunt hill tops and other high grounds in the morning.. and hunt down low in the afternoons right....?
If I have this correct then it is because in the morning they are headed back to their bedding areas and in the afternoon they are heading down to their feeding areas..
Is this correct or do i have it backwards...
If I have this correct then it is because in the morning they are headed back to their bedding areas and in the afternoon they are heading down to their feeding areas..
Is this correct or do i have it backwards...
09-30-2008 | 04:15 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Manassas, VA
RE: General rule of thumb....?
fingerz---another reason they say to hunt high in the morning is because the thermals begin to rise as the sun comes out. By hunting high, you avoid spooking deer due to your scent rising from the bottoms. Hunting low at night is preferred as the earth cools and pushes the thermals ( along with your scent) back down the hillsides....hence it is better to hunt lower as the day begins to cool.
09-30-2008 | 06:18 AM
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RE: General rule of thumb....?
ORIGINAL: virginiashadow
fingerz---another reason they say to hunt high in the morning is because the thermals begin to rise as the sun comes out. By hunting high, you avoid spooking deer due to your scent rising from the bottoms. Hunting low at night is preferred as the earth cools and pushes the thermals ( along with your scent) back down the hillsides....hence it is better to hunt lower as the day begins to cool.
fingerz---another reason they say to hunt high in the morning is because the thermals begin to rise as the sun comes out. By hunting high, you avoid spooking deer due to your scent rising from the bottoms. Hunting low at night is preferred as the earth cools and pushes the thermals ( along with your scent) back down the hillsides....hence it is better to hunt lower as the day begins to cool.
