It kicks in harder to a point. You need to look at your average temps for your area. Anything 10degs above moves almost all activity to after night fall. Now temps lower changes the activity to continue through the daylight hours. Under severe temp drops it slows night movement way down and daytime activity will get started more in late morning to early afternoon. This can only be looked at by area averages and what those animals are accustomed too.
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Countryboy deer face down wind with the wind at their backs watching for predators and smelling what is coming from upwind from behind them. You have it backwards.
Darn deer some of them forget to read the book possibly.:yes:
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