That is cool. Didn’t know about that.Example of the Tacticam software. Its free if you are paying for the data. I love seeing a quick glance that activity on the camera is WAYYYY more on north winds. That used to take me forever to figure out.
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for sure. I also think they are bedding south of this cam location. And it seems like they dont like coming into this little oak flat unless they can easily smell it first.That is cool. Didn’t know about that.
Don’t north winds typically correlate with drop in temperature? May have something to do with the increase in activity.
And generally higher pressure.That is cool. Didn’t know about that.
Don’t north winds typically correlate with drop in temperature? May have something to do with the increase in activity.
very true. not a single human on this camera ALL season until yesterday. 2 yahoo's walking around without any blaze orange. But that's thanksgiving week. More hunters in the woods this week than the rest of season combined probably.And generally higher pressure.
I could be wrong and speaking out of turn, but I think @BTaylor is talking about air pressure, not hunting pressure. As in a “high pressure system” you might see correlating with north winds, lower temps, etc.very true. not a single human on this camera ALL season until yesterday. 2 yahoo's walking around without any blaze orange. But that's thanksgiving week. More hunters in the woods this week than the rest of season combined probably.
oh yeah hahahaI could be wrong and speaking out of turn, but I think @BTaylor is talking about air pressure, not hunting pressure. As in a “high pressure system” you might see correlating with north winds, lower temps, etc.
Although I think you’re both spot on lol.
I was referring to barometric pressure, you make a very valid point as well.very true. not a single human on this camera ALL season until yesterday. 2 yahoo's walking around without any blaze orange. But that's thanksgiving week. More hunters in the woods this week than the rest of season combined probably.
Seems like "high pressure" is somewhat relative to the time of season as well. Early season anything north of 30 seems to correlate to increased movement and later in the year it takes even higher pressure like north of 30.2 to see the same level of movement.Funny part is the "data" set on this camera show most activity when pressure is in the medium range. much less pics during low pressure as you'd expect. But then a similar dip in pics when the pressure is very high? What does it mean? No idear!