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Is there any biological standpoint as to why a deer would move better in cold? I mean other than freezing to death, which we just don’t deal with in AL. The idea that more deer are brought in to the processor could be a direct correlation with number of hunters in the woods increases on cold days. Not many folks want to sit in a stand when it’s 80 degrees.
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