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Checked wind direction for Saturday morning. @Hunter922 has hypothesized that a NE wind has somehow become the dominant direction during deer season. Well Saturday morning it says NW which is the red.
Download the "Primos Wind" app from the app store. Fantastic app! Shows your exact location on google earth along with the wind direction and speed. When you get to your stand simply snap a screen shot and text it to your family or buddies to show your exact hunting location in the event something should happen. Nov 5, 2014.
Our easterly winds, while maybe having the same wind speeds, are usually pushed by weaker systems and are more variable. When we are conducting a prescribed burn, we say that "east" is just another word for "variable." These winds are usually plus or minus 45 degrees from prediction, and it may go from minus 45 to plus 45 in just a few minutes.
Well we play stare down for a few minutes and she calms a little but stays in thicket. To my right comes a buck..Nice tall tines. 10 more yards and he will cross trail. Broadside at 25 yards. I've been complaining about another NE wind for a few days. Sure enough he suddenly freezes and stares at me. Blows and he's gone.
Just got settled. In a ladder in Carroll county. Looking for one of two bucks. I parked about 400 yards from where I usually do because of all the deer sign where I’ve been parking. I bumped 2 deer about 200 yards from the truck and bumped another 2 deer right where I usually park. When I was tying my ravin to my pull cord a few deer took off ...
Senior Member. oh, rarely trust an east wind to stay steady in direction. in general, the stronger the wind the more consistent the direction that time of year. begining in oct, the jet stream begins dropping down into the state bringing the cold fronts. the pattern is this: steady wind from the NW after the front passes for a day or three ...
I like to hunt the wind and will try to, but it always seems to change. I have sat and watched a piece of orange flagging blow sideways to the left for a solid 20 minutes.
A rub or 2 along a trail is promising but try and find a trail with several. Think about fall food sources. Hard and soft mast. Mainly I'd look for persimmon trees and white oaks early season. There are no absolutes but look for deer to move uphill to bed in the morning and downhill in the afternoon. Be concious of the wind direction.
I bought an Ozonics HR300 used off ArcheryTalk forums a couple years back. Same experiences as you, access and wind direction would be perfect but thermals or wind swirl kept hindering my success. One September afternoon I slipped into a stand overlooking a feeder. Access and wind direction were perfect for this spot.
I'm more concerned with wind direction and the particular location I'm sitting, although I'd prefer not to be facing directly into the sun. Baseball is a pure game, an orderly game. The reason the uneducated think it’s a dull, slow game is they don’t realize the intricacies involved on every pitch.