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DowningAir 11-02-2008 07:22 AM

Weather affecting the rut?
 
I just looked at the forecast for next week here in Michigan. It's suppose to be in the 70's the first part of the week. 70 in November in Michigan! Would the warm weather affect the rutting activities of bucks or will they move no matter what? I wouldn't think that it help matters all too much.

RockinChair 11-02-2008 08:24 AM

RE: Weather affecting the rut?
 
It will not affect rutting activity- just the majority of the activity will be a night and on the fringe of sunup and sundown. Also- what are the lows calling for? Because it is common during these November warm ups to have low to mid 30s throughout the morning- just the temps will rise drastically throughout the afternoon.

MichaelHunsucker 11-02-2008 08:31 AM

RE: Weather affecting the rut?
 

ORIGINAL: RockinChair

It will not affect rutting activity- just the majority of the activity will be a night and on the fringe of sunup and sundown.
Exactly. Things should really be good when those cold days do come!

DowningAir 11-02-2008 08:55 AM

RE: Weather affecting the rut?
 

Also- what are the lows calling for?
Low's in themid 40's. We'll see how it pans out. Can't always count on the weatherman anyways.

IL-Cornfed 11-02-2008 02:19 PM

RE: Weather affecting the rut?
 
The weather really seems to be killin' the daylight movement on my property as well. However, as mentioned, the deer are simply doin' all their movement at night... for now.The trail cams are packed with bucks running scrapes but nothing beyond a yearling hitting them during shooting light. Cold front on its way for us by next weekend so things will pick back up soon.


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