Solunar tables (free) vs moon guides $$

[mheichelbech]

Anyone know what the difference is between free solunar tables you can see online versus say...the Adam Hayes moon guide?

It seems to me if you know what the moon position may mean for deer movement then you can easily replicate the moon guide..

This is not about whether you believe the moon impacts movement, just curious about the diff between the two.

[Boogieman1]

No difference IMO. There's some free fishing moon calendars that give u all kinds of lunar data including spikes in Dcv's

[Polish Hammer1]

One thing I never understood was the red moon phase thenover head and under foot had to meet the rise and fall of the sun but seemed so vague as in within 2 hours eaither way that’s what threw me off so wouldn’t there be like 4 hours of “prime time” idk I know it’s all. Right there in black and white but can’t wrap my head around it

[mheichelbech]

No difference IMO. There's some free fishing moon calendars that give u all kinds of lunar data including spikes in Dcv's

Never heard of dcvs what is tbat?

[Boogieman1]

No difference IMO. There's some free fishing moon calendars that give u all kinds of lunar data including spikes in Dcv's

Never heard of dcvs what is tbat?

My bad meant fishing calendars do not show spikes in dvc's. I prefer to look at moon info compared to dvc's. Crazy how repeatable it is. There used to be a few calanders where it compared them for u. I preferred these over the others. Dvc's are deer vehicular crashes. There are always a dramatic spike during the sweet spot! It may vary by just a few days every year but not much. I don't really pay much attention to it now cause if I'm off work I will be hunting every chance I get anyway that time of year. But for most of the country I would say the best movement of the year will Nov 12-21