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<blockquote data-quote="BSK" data-source="post: 5734582" data-attributes="member: 17"><p>Moon phase has no effect on breeding timing. However, it does seem to have a little effect on daylight movement, but honestly, I think it is the weakest of all the influences (weather and date being the two biggest).</p><p></p><p>For some strange reason, and I have no idea why, we see a significant drop in daylight buck sightings when the moon is waxing and between 40 and 99% full. But the instant it hits 100% full, the sightings jump back up. In addition, when comparing the exact same percentage of the moon illuminated, waning moons are always better than waxing moons. Again, no idea why.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BSK, post: 5734582, member: 17"] Moon phase has no effect on breeding timing. However, it does seem to have a little effect on daylight movement, but honestly, I think it is the weakest of all the influences (weather and date being the two biggest). For some strange reason, and I have no idea why, we see a significant drop in daylight buck sightings when the moon is waxing and between 40 and 99% full. But the instant it hits 100% full, the sightings jump back up. In addition, when comparing the exact same percentage of the moon illuminated, waning moons are always better than waxing moons. Again, no idea why. [/QUOTE]
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