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I would like to know more about where the deer study was conducted. I think near urban areas, deer activity is later or early in the day. Also on my upstate trail cameras, we get more pictures at night than in the daytime. I would not be surprised if it is different on farms.
Me too… In my experience a full moon always seemed to slow down the daytime activity. Lots of coincidence??

I’m on my phone… when I get on the computer I’ll see if I can locate the study.
 
I would like to know more about where the deer study was conducted. I think near urban areas, deer activity is later or early in the day. Also on my upstate trail cameras, we get more pictures at night than in the daytime. I would not be surprised if it is different on farms.
My phone won't load tick tok videos without asking me to load the app, so I didn't see the study, but. When my wife was in collage, she was in an off campus dorm/apartment. They had a little strip of woods out behind her building. Zero hunting pressure, no one was allowed to hunt the area. The deer did whatever they wanted, whenever they wanted vs the mountain deer where I'm at now. They mostly move early day or evening unless pushed. (Which isn't happening since there's no one out, parking lot has me, my older bother and cousin parked in it... gonna be another crappy day.) Which is mostly the same for the little farm I hunt. I'd bet i kicked more deer out Saturday walking into my stand then the 8 I saw that morning, all of which were pushed by others.
So, I really think it's area dependant, and what kind of, if any, hunting pressure is on the deer/other animals to when they prefer to move.
Edit: forgot to mention food and water sources too. Lots of both, no real reason for them to move much.
 
We ran into some guys that were trapping deer and putting collars on them a few years ago when we were turkey hunting. . IIRC they were from Penn state working for the game commission.
FS, they mention "antler restriction". What is the nature of antler restrictions in your State, is it based on points, or antler size?
 
FS, they mention "antler restriction". What is the nature of antler restrictions in your State, is it based on points, or antler size?
Its based on points. Most of the state is 3 points 1" or more on a side. There are portions of the state where it is 3 up excluding brow tines.
 
Have a storage question my wife received a pack of 10 Norway spruce trees that are packed just in a cellophane bag with some gel on the roots . She got them for free from the Arbor association for answering a questionnaire. Problem is the ground is now snow covered and I’m not going out there and digging holes . Can I store them ? Or do they need to be planted
 

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