Nope CNC, you're just doing your normal thing and ignoring anything that doesnt match what you think, or in most cases, haven't thought about at all, due to your bias and tunnel vision. The week in question that relates to the statement above was the week from 1/5 -1/11. You conveniently didnt produce any charts covering that week. Instead, you waited 9 days after that week ended (9 days with pretty good weather too) to produce the new chart showing a big increase in kills. Lots has happened since the 11th in the southern part of the state. The weather was decent all that following week and weekend and after the crappy week before, lots of hunters hit the woods hard. The rut has now kicked off in most of the southern part of the state and deer are moving good. You just waited until you had 16 days of additional kills to make the new chart so that the change looked more impressive. Correcting your games and gaslighting gets monotonous at times but it's always fun. It's pretty much the same situation where you first attempted to show that the weather was the same for the second weekend of Jan, the previous year, and that got debunked in about 20 seconds using your own link that you provided. So, with the kills way up in the southern part of the state, are we going to run out of deer in the southern part of the state this weekend, or will we still have a few for the final kill off to occur the last weekend of January?
No idea what you’re talking about…….There have been weekly updates since the first of the season……There were updates on 12/30……1/6…….1/13……and now 1/20
