Stalk_the_Beds

Hi guys. I'm another FNG, I guess.

This is the opening day in Nebraska and I was wondering about weather patterns and how it may affect my hunt this evening. I hope I give enough info.

It rained last night and this morning after nearly a month of no rain to mention. A 'cold' front is also moving in after a few days in the high 80's low 90's. Today's high is supposed to be in the mid 70's.

Will the deer be more likely to move more and/or earlier this evening heading out to their feeding area, or is there no way to really say?

Thanks

trophyhuntr

yes they will move earlier and it should be a prime afternoon good luck

wideone

I hope to be out there myself tonight. Good luck to you.

rcd567

I've hunted south eastern Nebraska in the past and found that, this early in the season, I saw more deer in the afternoon than in the morning. Also, as long as it's not pouring, a slight drizzle is good for deer movement. Also this cold front I think will help you with more deer movement. Good luck.

Stalk_the_Beds

rcd567, heck we're practically neighbors. I'm from Nebraska City. Good Luck this season, and chase some of those big Iowa deer across the river, would ya?