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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2021 · 49 MIN

Forecasting Hunting Success Based on Changes in Weather

from Land & Legacy - Habitat + Hunting · host Land & Legacy

On this podcast we break down the ways we determine future success in a deer stand. Weather along with other variables can strongly influence deer movements on a daily basis. So this podcast we discuss how we analyze  weather forecasts to determine which days provide the highest probability of success. When looking at weather conditions, we tune into variables such as temperature, relative humidity, barometric pressure, wind direction/speed, cloud cover, and more! Having a reliable weather app to show you these variables is important. You not only want to look at the current conditions but how they change over time, so having all of this information in one weather app is important. To learn more about predicting deer movement and hunting success download this podcast. Knowing when and where to hunt is critical. Trust a reliable source.  Land & Legacy is Powered by Simplecast

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