Does anyone hunt on really windy days?

I do. It makes it harder to conseal your scent and also harder to hear movement in the woods. You have got to be on you toes and keep your eyes open. I have found it to be best to hunt from my climber as high as I can get and still feel safe.

I sometimes do, but I' m very leary about a long shot in the wind. When I practice in the wind, my bow arm is really affected by the wind. I took a nice 6 on a windy day, but it was only a 7 yd. shot. I can' t say weather someone should or shouldn' t hunt on really windy days, but if you do, make sure you have practiced to see the effects on your shooting, and limit your range to what you can comfortably shoot in the wind. For me, I' ll only shoot if they' re really close.

I do ,the wind messes up the deer also.they cant hear as good either. A good dried corn field ids real noisey in the wind. Can be a advantage

Like cardeer said it messes up their hearing, everything is moving, makes a nice day to do some stalking, The trees are swaying too much to hold a pin steady in a stand. And if you do go don' t forget the Dramamine or Bonine

I definitely hunt, but I stay away fron my best
stands. The wind is too unpredictable when it is
gusting.

IMO a deer can' t come as near smelling you on a real windy day as he can on a day thats calm or just a little wind, I think on a windy day it blows and scatters your scent all up to where they can' t pick it up near as easy. The only thing I don' t think deer move near as good on a real windy day, everything is against their defenses and they tend to stay put.

Best time to still hunt. If you can contain (mask) your scent, due to swirling currents, the wind helps hide movement and sound which lends itself to still hunting / stalking.

One of my best hunts was on a morning after a stormy night and the winds were blowing 20-25 mph. Most of the hunters in the campground stayed in that morning while my brother and I both took two deer each before 9 am. You should have seen the looks as my brother and I started unloading deer to hang when we got back to camp.

I do, but I' ve never had much luck. I think the deer don' t move as much because a strong wind affects their ability to hear.