Post by BuckMaster on Oct 5, 2006 11:00:24 GMT -5
There is lots of talk about the weather when it comes to deer hunting. A lot of people don't hunt if it's raining or windy, but I feel that no matter what the weather has in store deer still have to eat and breed. They may not do it as much or during prime hours of the day, but this is when I have seen some of my biggest bucks.
The most important part of hunting in unfavorable conditions is to make sure you are comfortable. Then you can just sit back and wait for that buck of a life time.
The most important part of hunting in unfavorable conditions is to make sure you are comfortable. Then you can just sit back and wait for that buck of a life time.