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Re: Cold front
[Re: Pwyse]
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01/09/24 01:22 PM
01/09/24 01:22 PM
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Science says that during cold temps deer burn more calories to stay warm. So at some point they have to get up and get food. This movement is usually after temps warm up a little and the wind dies down as others have already said. But if it’s below freezing all night and into the morning, one thing you can hang your hat on, they are hungry. They are going to be looking to replenish calories. That's what I was always told, they gotta eat to get calories and to stay warm.....I killed my two biggest deer when the temps were way below freezing, one in MS when it was 18 degrees and a heavy frost, the other in Missouri when it was 17 degrees, with snow flurries. The one from MS was killed right at day break and I heard him coming in crunching the leaves.....the one in Missouri was killed about 0830, but he was hot on a does trail.....
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