Deer Hunting On The Move
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 VHS DEER HUNTING CALLING CALL DRURY ON THE MOVE VOL.3 US $8.00 
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 100% WILD FAIR-CHASE 3 ~ On the Move ~ Whitetail Deer Hunting DVD Drury US $9.99
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Professional Hunting Shows (Monster Bucks) and time of day they hunt?
Why is it that in their morning sequences it is always light out and like 9 or 10 AM when they're shooting deer? In around 5-6 years of hunting and getting to my stand or spot on the ground I have never seen a deer after 8 AM just walk around and moving, only if someone pushes them out of beds. Is it because the deer they hunt have a ton of food plots to choose from? I also know they need light for the camera, but it just seems too late in the morning for deer to be moving. I hunt on the east coast by the way. Our bow, rifle and muzzleloader seasons run from the beginning of october to the middle of december. With school I am in the woods 12-20 days per year (not counting turkey and bear seasons) with some after school evening hunts. Thanks.
In a very long career of bow hunting and gun hunting for deer, 90% of the deer I have killed and seen in the woods have been after 8 o'clock. But I will say deer movement in different areas of the state I live in vary greatly. But it also depends on the method you use to hunt. When hunting a food source in early bow season, most deer seen and killed come into the feeding area about the last 15 minutes before dark, with most movement occurring right at last light. Toward the end of October, they will stop and feed under the acorn trees before bedding up for the day, and this will occur around 8 though 10 A.M. for the most part. I hunt in Louisiana. The movement of deer may be entirely different in your state. But the deer movement you see on these T.V. shows are coming from deer that do not live on public hunting areas, and are not pressured. For the most part, you could call them almost tame.I recall seeing one bow hunting show where there was several does feeding under a tree the bow hunter was in. An 8 point buck walked in bow range and the hunter made a killing shot on him. But the does feeding under his tree merely looked at the buck running off and continued feeding.Does your deer act like that?