To hot for late morning movement?

[BigThicketBoy]

Yall think there will be anymore movement this morning? The hunt app says best movement starts at 1030 but its hot??

[muddyfuzzy]

Hunt the moon not the weather. Mid-day on full moon phases were awesome for me last year in spite of the temps.

[arrowdiger]

I had a 6 point come in about 900 this morning. My cam shows that they are moving from 8 to 100

[BigThicketBoy]

Can someone explain the moon over head and under foot hunting time theory

[BigThicketBoy]

Hunt the moon not the weather. Mid-day on full moon phases were awesome for me last year in spite of the temps.

But was it this Hot?

[muddyfuzzy]

The solunar tables state that we have two major and two minor "feeds" daily. Majors occur when the moon in directly over head or under foot. Minors are when the moon is rising or setting on the horizon. As the moon goes through its monthy solunar cycles these times change daily. The closer we get to a new or full moon the "major" times navigate closer to mid day and midnight while minors will be at sunrise and sunset. conversely when the moon is waxing or waning the majors shift more towards sunrise and sunset with minors being mid day towards midnight.

[muddyfuzzy]

But was it this Hot?

Often yes, I hunt in Texas.

[Saltej_77]

I've been seeing movement from before dark non stop, still have animals infront of me.

[XBowHunter]

The solunar tables state that we have two major and two minor "feeds" daily. Majors occur when the moon in directly over head or under foot. Minors are when the moon is rising or setting on the horizon. As the moon goes through its monthy solunar cycles these times change daily. The closer we get to a new or full moon the "major" times navigate closer to mid day and midnight while minors will be at sunrise and sunset. conversely when the moon is waxing or waning the majors shift more towards sunrise and sunset with minors being mid day towards midnight.

Thanks for that explanation

[Brhibler1]

Doe ran by my stand 30min ago. She was not spooked, like something was on her tail.

[bow4my2]

I have been seeing deer movement during the day when it's warmer. Although, moon phases do play apart, when rut is on, all rules off, seen em chasing during a warm day and a full moon the night before. Love makes ya do funny things.

[BigThicketBoy]

The solunar tables state that we have two major and two minor "feeds" daily. Majors occur when the moon in directly over head or under foot. Minors are when the moon is rising or setting on the horizon. As the moon goes through its monthy solunar cycles these times change daily. The closer we get to a new or full moon the "major" times navigate closer to mid day and midnight while minors will be at sunrise and sunset. conversely when the moon is waxing or waning the majors shift more towards sunrise and sunset with minors being mid day towards midnight.

Yes thank you.

[Sleepy]

Solunar tables are way overrated. Full moon and the last quarter can have SOME affect.

Solunar tables are based off of fishing stats, and I don't know about you, but my deer don't live in the water and chase rattle traps.

Use barametric pressure if anything to dictate your length or time on stand

A lot of folks miss out on mid-day deer movement. I probably get to my stand around 9AM as often as I do before sun up. I often see more deer between the hours of 10-1 than I do the first couple of hours of day light. And that is regardless of what moon is out.

[jljjdye]

Are you keying in on wind changes and rise in pressure?

[RTC]

Use barametric pressure if anything to dictate your length or time on stand

Can you please elaborate?