its my understanding that the moon is directly overhead or underfoot during the first and 3rd quarter (or last quarter moons) so all the peak moon times would be during these moon phases. see the following article
http://www.bowhunting.net/artman/publis ... Moon.shtml
here is one of the key thoughts in the article..
First and third quarter moons are directly overhead at sunset and sunrise, respectively; moreover, first and third quarter moons are directly underfoot at sunrise and sunset, respectively. In other words, when his hunters hunt hardest - mornings and evenings - the moon is peaking in the sky during these key lunar phases.
is there a website that shows historical moon phases for past years?
how many of your big buck kills have occurred on peak moon days?
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Re: moon research
Just bought that new Bill Vale book and that is my perception of what he is saying aftre my first read of the moon chapter.
JLH (something something something) on here really gets it and Dan has some good moon posts that jump out too
I havent cared much about the moon beyond- big moon stay home till noon ....... feeling like i may be missing the boat w that attitude
JLH (something something something) on here really gets it and Dan has some good moon posts that jump out too
I havent cared much about the moon beyond- big moon stay home till noon ....... feeling like i may be missing the boat w that attitude
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