Not in December but on February 1st I killed a big one in 70 degree weather.

This is - road riding, tracks finding, beer drinking, music listening, bald faced lying weather.

It may, but if a doe's in heat and a buck's wanting some poonanny he's going to chase her whether it's 80 or 30.

One thing for sure is you won't kill one watching TV.

I just finished helping dad drag a 6 1/2 yr old 10 pt that didn't mind the weather this morning.

It does suck dragging them in this weather.

When it's hot day after day and plenty of food does don't move in the daylight , so neither do the bucks. In 95 it was unseasonably hot right around new years for 7 to 10 days. Nobody was killing anything, nothing ,nota. This is peek breeding for our area. On Friday long about the 7th a front came through and it snowed that after noon. I killed a big 8 that morning. Over a 3 day period after that hot, humid weather broke there was more good bucks killed in those 3 days than the whole season. It was unbelievable, like someone opened the gate .

Deer still seem to be moving right now even with the warm temps. The trackers facebook psge has had numerous folks calling for dogs over the last few days and I've had several myself. I'm waiting on another one to call me back now. Sounds like the rut is really starting to kick off for a lot of guys. I think I would go try it even though the weather is crappy. Folks are still killin 'em.....or at least shooting at them and wounding 'em anyways.

Went today and saw 5 bucks and 3 does. The bucks were all small and young but 2 had loving on their minds and were doing a little chasing.

Not going back this afternoon but will be out there again in the morning.

Not near my biggest but I did kill a 190 pound 7 point at 4:06 this evening

When I killed that 140 inch big nine last year it was 63 degrees at 5 am. Broad daylight...7-8 yr old buck half stepping looking for does.

If you could only get laid 2 weeks a year...you going to say "Nah..its too hot?"

Nope

Not killed, but I mentioned in another thread I saw my biggest buck of the season Monday, 11 am and 60 degrees. They're still moving. It would be different if this were October and 65-70. It isn't so get out there and put the time in. This is him

I figured it worth mentioning the 12/29 LFTT thread. 15-20 mph winds, with highs close to 60s and already three nice bucks posted in that thread. I'm sure there will be more posted for this evening. It just shows that deer are going to move when they want to move, regardless of the weather conditions.

never know, that's why we still go!

Killed my 2 best deer on 60 plus degree windy/raining days