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<blockquote data-quote="huvrman" data-source="post: 4824986" data-attributes="member: 10625"><p>I spend probably 250 hours in the woods each season. I've seen most of my deer with a light breeze of consistent direction. I prefer hunting under no wind conditions so I can hear better, but that usually means when the wind does move, it can come from any direction and go in any direction, especially when hunting the draws and deep hollows around Dale Hollow Lake. Has resulted in me being winded on many occasions. So, not sure if that is what the deer prefer, but it sure helps me with scent control...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="huvrman, post: 4824986, member: 10625"] I spend probably 250 hours in the woods each season. I’ve seen most of my deer with a light breeze of consistent direction. I prefer hunting under no wind conditions so I can hear better, but that usually means when the wind does move, it can come from any direction and go in any direction, especially when hunting the draws and deep hollows around Dale Hollow Lake. Has resulted in me being winded on many occasions. So, not sure if that is what the deer prefer, but it sure helps me with scent control... [/QUOTE]
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