reckling42

Im going muzzle loading tomarro. Im wondering where the deer are going to be. Right now we have almost 2 feet of snow, are they going to be moving in that stuff? And also around 10-15 degrees so hopefully they wont be bedded down. But, where should I be hunting? I was thinking about setting up a pop up ground blind over looking a bog we have on our property. It has really think cover and some berry bushes that the deer might like. What do you guys think?

nodog

Most guys look forward to the snow. Finding deer is much easier when they leave tracks.

northernedge

Look for heavy cover close to a food source they probably wont move around a lot

walker12

The deer will probably be in the woods. That's just me, though

stabnslab_WI

What I have found out with a lot of snow and cold temps, deer bed within hundred yards of there food source in thick coverand don't move in the morning. They'll get up around the warmest part of the day and browse. I would watcha little back from the thick cover on a heavy trail going to there bedding area if I was going out tomorrow andtry to catch them getting out of there bedsearly afternoon to feed. But that is me. Good luck!!