Originally Posted by HippieKiller
Originally Posted by CNC
....I think if I had thousands of acres to run pay hunters on then I'd divide it up into something like 1,000 acre parcels and have each one set up for different wind directions.....meaning that parcel "A" has all of the stands set up for south winds and parcel "B" has all of the stands set up for east winds.....and parcel "C" and "D" set up for north winds.....etc...etc......Then I'd rotate the hunting pressure around to different parcels based on that days wind direction.....This would put every hunter hunting in a advantageous stand position


But if 70% of the days had a N wind and only 5% an E wind, wouldn't you end up overhunting 1/4 of the stands while under utilizing 1/4?


What are the historic numbers for the amount of days with each wind type??…..We’ll set it up proportionally according to those numbers……Meaning that if historical trends show 50% of the days having north winds between Oct and Feb……then we’ll set up half of the parcels for north winds…..if it shows 10% of days having east winds then we'll set aside that amount of acreage to dedicate to east winds........Lets say we have 10,000 acres......We'll divide it into 10 parcels and east wind gets one of them.....north wind gets five.....as an example.....just gotta look at the historic trends

Last edited by CNC; 11/19/20 01:05 PM.
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