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What do you guys think the whitetails will do before , during and after the snow storm? Do you think they will move alot/migrate, feed alot or shut down completly? Just curious what ever body thinks they will do?
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They'll feed more to stay warm and hunker down if it's windy
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the day before it gets here will be awesome, and the day after it leaves.Usually in the middle of the storm, the deer just hole up
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Just prior to the storm you should see some exaggerated activity. During the storm I'd bet you won't find a deer moving, they typically hunker down. When the storm breaks is when I'd be there, they'll be moving every where.
Some of the best hunting is right after a storm breaks, that is a good storm...
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