Bob Dickson lll
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I know some hunters who use the major/ minor wildlife movement charts to help them decide what days and what time of day they hunt. I have never used them but wondered if any of you do? What are your opinions of this?
Bob
Using wildlife movement charts
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I know some hunters who use the major/ minor wildlife movement charts to help them decide what days and what time of day they hunt. I have never used them but wondered if any of you do? What are your opinions of this?
Bob
grinr
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I wouldn't exactly plan my hunt around them,but I do beleive there is some truth to them as well.Years back when I did alot more waterfowling I would check the tables,and quite often they were right on at predicting when the geese got moving?as well,I've seen some nice bucks in open feilds at midday that coincided with the major?
If a fella only had a few hours a day to hunt,like say you HAD TO get some work done that day,It wouldn't hurt to hunt the major,if only for the confidence factor?Or if the huntin is slow and you're thinking 'bout callin it a day,you mite stick it out if the peak time is coming? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif
If a fella only had a few hours a day to hunt,like say you HAD TO get some work done that day,It wouldn't hurt to hunt the major,if only for the confidence factor?Or if the huntin is slow and you're thinking 'bout callin it a day,you mite stick it out if the peak time is coming? /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/confused1.gif