Ep. 330: Top Deer Hunting Trends and Takeaways From Last Season
Today on the show Spencer Neuharth and I are breaking down the top trends, environmental factors, and observations from the past hunting season that might help us all as we move into the new year.
Topics discussed:
- How Spencer and I rate our 2019 hunting seasons
- Top trends from the past hunting season
- Impact of rainy spring and fall
- Flooding
- Hunting when standing corn is present
- The timing of cold fronts and how it can impact hunting
- Did the moon make a difference this year?
- Timing of the rut
- The importance of knowing the quality of food sources in any given year
- Lack of late season weather
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Today on the show Spencer Neuharth and I are breaking down the top trends, environmental factors, and observations from the past hunting season that might help us all as we move into the new year.
Topics discussed:
- How Spencer and I rate our 2019 hunting seasons
- Top trends from the past hunting season
- Impact of rainy spring and fall
- Flooding
- Hunting when standing corn is present
- The timing of cold fronts and how it can impact hunting
- Did the moon make a difference this year?
- Timing of the rut
- The importance of knowing the quality of food sources in any given year
- Lack of late season weather
Connect with Mark Kenyon and MeatEater
Mark Kenyon on Instagram , Twitter , and Facebook
MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube
Shop MeatEater Merch
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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