Originally Posted by bama_earl
Originally Posted by Semo
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Originally Posted by ikillbux
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4. Temperature has ZERO connection to, or affect on deer. It is not "too hot" for deer movement or the rut.

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""The most important factor that increases the likelihood of a deer moving in daylight hours is temperature. Basically, the colder the weather is, the better your odds will be for seeing deer."


Temp #1 predictor of movent in AL study


I also agree with this theory... but during the rut.. I don't think it matters that much. Outside of the rut... its a big factor... in my opinion.


The deer cannot take off their winter coat as we can. Heat definitely has an effect.