Why is it that in their morning sequences it is always light out and like 9 or 10 AM when they’re shooting deer? In around 5-6 years of hunting and getting to my stand or spot on the ground I have never seen a deer after 8 AM just walk around and moving, only if someone pushes them out of beds. Is it because the deer they hunt have a ton of food plots to choose from? I also know they need light for the camera, but it just seems too late in the morning for deer to be moving. I hunt on the east coast by the way. Our bow, rifle and muzzleloader seasons run from the beginning of october to the middle of december. With school I am in the woods 12-20 days per year (not counting turkey and bear seasons) with some after school evening hunts. Thanks.

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