Anyone used one of these? If so, is it worth getting?

The link below is for my favorite Moon chart. Don't forget to change zip code at top so the times will be correct for your hunting areas

http://www.solunarforecast.com/solunarcalendar.aspx

Never used them. Not saying they don't work though.

I've been reading on how it works. Looks like I can figure it out without buying it from reading the internet picture but I might get one since it's not but $25.

I use prime times solunar and it's actually scary accurate. I may get in the stand early but my seem movement is on give or take 15 mins

Hunting by moon charts has brought me more sightings than not.

I do and works for me.

My son kept a small log last year
And he felt it was beneficial to him.
I got one this year and going to use it

I just ordered mine. Only $30 with shipping. I spend more than that on batteries a year. Gonna see what it will do for me.

Maybe something to read and consider. I feel like I've seen does feeding close to bedding areas mid day during a full moon, (but I only hunt mid day during rut and full moon.)

http://www.fieldandstream.com/new-resear...ult&src=syn

https://www.qdma.com/no-link-moon-phase-rut-peak/

I've never put a lot of faith in them, though I know some people who won't go hunting without consulting a moon guide. How do you know they work? Sure, I've seen deer during major or minor feeding times, but I've also seen many many deer outside those times. Though I will say that it does seem that the deer will sometimes all start to move at once.

I hunt when I can. There are too many variables that cannot be factored in. A coyote may bump some deer or a hunter or even a squirrel for that matter. Since most days, I stay from daylight till dark, it doesn't matter when the deer are supposed to move or not move, I'm out there in case they do move.

I'm gonna survey my cameras and see if it corolates. It's more that just tracking the moon. I can download 100 free weather apps for that.