[Skipop]

I dont know but it sure seems I always see deer on ugly days vs pretty days.

 

[spike camp]

My assumption is, because of the barometric pressure changes that occur during times of precipitation, deer generally will tend move more during those hours.

 

[rak762005]

Light rain or snow really isn't something that affects deer much IMO. They live outside and are used to this stuff more than we are. I've seen normal deer movement during all day sits in a light steady rain or snow.

 

[pinwheeled]

I see better movement right before
And right after. The bigger the weather event
The better the movement before and after.

 

[168p&y]

I ve killed during before and after. I would take it of a 70 degree rut day

 

[168p&y]

Over not of

 

[Tuna11]

I ve killed during before and after. I would take it of a 70 degree rut day

just about anything over what we had for a week this year. Maybe a hurricane could have been worse? Got a sun tan in the hills of southern Ohio.

 

[palmatedbuck04]

I wish I could help but it changes my movement,so I couldn’t tell ya

 

[rak762005]

Wind and heat is really the only thing I've noticed that makes a big change in deer movement. I missed the second biggest buck of my life during a snow storm because I got lazy thinking I wouldn't see anything and he snuck right up on me. Made a quick shot and missed.

 

[Alford227]

My cameras tend to show lots of movement in and around any rain event.