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John's Journal... Entry 218, Day 5 HOW TO TAKE HOT-WEATHER BUCKS Solve Hot-Weather Hunting Problems Editor's Note: Biologists know the old adage that bucks don't move in hot weather isn't true. Bucks have to feed, bed and get water, regardless of the temperature. Bucks just move very little in hot weather. As the world experiences global warming, we'll have to learn how to hunt for hot-weather bucks during bow season. You can bag bucks with your bow in hot weather. The sportsmen interviewed this week hunt primarily in the Deep South for at least three or four months under hot-weather conditions each year and consistently bag their bucks every season. All hot-weather hunters have problems controlling their human odor. If they walk 50 yards in 80- to 90-degree weather and climb up a tree, they will perspire. Regardless of what substance they've bathed with or washed their clothes in, their perspiration more than likely will penetrate those odor barriers. Let's see how hunters solve these problems. They.
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