Moonlit nights
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: MS
Posts: 79
Moonlit nights
I was just curious if any of you guys have captured anygame on your camerasduring brightmoonlit nights? I've always heard that game didn't move much at all on a bright night, and I haven't seen any pics posted anywhere that I remember with a moonlit scenery.
Also have you noticed a difference ingame activity on different moon phases by way of your cameras?
Thanks
Also have you noticed a difference ingame activity on different moon phases by way of your cameras?
Thanks
#2
RE: Moonlit nights
yes, no-doult that the moon plays a roll in the times the deer move.
some of the newer cam's show the moon phase on the pic's.
I do deer ratio counts on full moon nights and always see to different movement times during the night. Deer will always move at night! Some move only at night until the rut comes in.
I don't know if this helped.
some of the newer cam's show the moon phase on the pic's.
I do deer ratio counts on full moon nights and always see to different movement times during the night. Deer will always move at night! Some move only at night until the rut comes in.
I don't know if this helped.
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Bay City MI USA
Posts: 389
RE: Moonlit nights
ORIGINAL: Blown Smoke
I was just curious if any of you guys have captured anygame on your camerasduring brightmoonlit nights? I've always heard that game didn't move much at all on a bright night, and I haven't seen any pics posted anywhere that I remember with a moonlit scenery.
Also have you noticed a difference ingame activity on different moon phases by way of your cameras?
Thanks
I was just curious if any of you guys have captured anygame on your camerasduring brightmoonlit nights? I've always heard that game didn't move much at all on a bright night, and I haven't seen any pics posted anywhere that I remember with a moonlit scenery.
Also have you noticed a difference ingame activity on different moon phases by way of your cameras?
Thanks
#5
RE: Moonlit nights
I've always heard that game didn't move much at all on a bright night,
Of course, I'm in the south, so maybe in the north were there is more chance of wolves, or other meat eaters getting them that would keep them from wandering out.
Trae