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Unread 10-30-2014, 08:45 AM   #1
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As has been stated, it depends on the weather but I see little point in hitting the woods until birds have has a chance to get out of the trees and wonder around a bit. Also, a later start gives the bow hunters time to do their thing and start heading out of the woods. For me, 930 1000 is about right to be in the woods.

Most of my success comes in the mid-late pm as the birds seek warm sun, dust themselves and hit food sources before heading toward the roost.
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Also, a later start gives the bow hunters time to do their thing and start heading out of the woods.

Good point Jay! As much as I hate to have anyone tramping through while I am still-hunting or sitting for deer, I hate to be the guy who spooks the deer they are waiting for.
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