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Red Deer is a rare breed. Bred in the woods, … Read Full Bio ↴Genre: Progressive Pop

Red Deer is a rare breed. Bred in the woods, native to anywhere but captivity, wide-eyed and curious. This adorable band warms countless hearts everywhere.

Red Deer crossbreed their many traits into their music. Nostalgic, yet nonchalant vocals; subtle, yet commanding guitar arrangements; solid and thoughtful bass lines; steady, straightforward drum beats. Josh’s catchy and driving riffs and chord progressions are met with Ray’s longing vocals, while Heath’s subtle and understated guitar harmonies give the songs a whole other level of sincerity and warmth. Combine this with the coolest likes of Mel on bass and Andrew on drums and you get Red Deer

Red Deer can be found Grazing in South Melbourne and consist of the members:

Raschelle "Ray" Meyer
Josh "Burgles" Moore
Heath "Honky" Hamilton
Mel "Bass" Barbaro
Andrew "Hurley" Hurley

Come say hello to us: https://www.facebook.com/reddeerband

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Far from moon
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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@docpoco

21w

The data in some of these studies lacks serious context. I've read some of them in their entirety, and even exchanged emails with the researchers.

For example, one of the more famous ones referenced used data from October (pre-rut) because they said the rut makes the data too chaotic.

A deers fur changes dramatically from early October to late November.

I can 100% guarantee you that temperature influences NOVEMBER deer movement. 15 years of cell cam data supports this notion strongly.

Cold weather drives them to eat more (ruminant use digestion to keep warm) and also makes it a lot more comfortable for a deer to move around.

I made the researcher a bet. Come to my farm and hunt on warm days. I'll hunt the same number of cold days. We will see who sees more deer.

He did not accept.

All comments from YouTube:

@JayN4GO

2y↑20

99% proven that deer move whenever the hell they want. Science

@Quinncyoutdoors

2y↑8

Thank you for the video. I was right there with you until the cold front comment. Correct me if I’m wrong but it sounds like you’re saying that temperature drops don’t affect deer movement? If so, I strongly disagree with that. I see deer daily. Most of the time it’s the same deer and when it’s cooler by 5-10° than the previous days, the deer most definitely move later in the mornings and earlier in the evenings. Especially if the cooler weather brings an over cast sky. Once the temperatures heat up after a day or two, the deer movement definitely dwindles back down to early morning and late evening and barely any mid day movement at all.

@ronny8383able

30w

I totally agree! Great data, great video! Thank you.
Ronny,
Texas

@tompeplinski

2y↑3

It's got to be hard bringing good information like this to the masses. Keep up the good work.

@Whitetail_Properties

Much appreciated! We'll keep it up!!

@zent645

1y↑1

I've always had bad luck with full moon phases here in west Central MN

@aaronmeuser8931

2y↑1

Thank you, a lot of people will watch this and still swear by the moon phases changing deer movement. Either pappy told them that, or they just so happened to kill a deer during one of those “good phases”.

@joasmullett2213

2y↑1

I’m not a moon hunter either, but if you are using this video to prove that then you will have to agree with weather not moving deer either. I think this “deer science” leaves out a lot of practical factors that make enough of a difference for a hunter trying to get that extra edge. The fact that he is using science to say that a cold front does not improve deer movement is proof to me that deer science is trash when it comes to practical hunting application. I’ve hunted enough to see what my eyes show me!

@aaronmeuser8931

2y↑2

@@joasmullett2213 agreed it’s nots a perfected science.

@kevinstrahota1223

Hours of daylight are important, deer get busier finding food as winter gets closer.
I hope the dnr keeps the bait ban on in my county. That alone has resulted many more daylight encounters while on stand.

@Johnbobon

1y↑2

Empirical data shows a strong inverse correlation between deer movement and my presence in my treestand.

@Whitetail_Properties

1y↑1

Lol that’s right!!

@bowsonlyhuntingcompany2020

1y↑2

I think there is bias in this. How about weather cold fronts in relation to daytime vs night movement. That can't be measured by how often they move but as when they move. Also they may still move the same amount but in their bedding area instead vs in other wider ranges in the cold. So many variables. Bottom line is there is a direct correlation with sightings of bucks increasing with colder weather. Ask any hunter around and you'll get the same response.

@SuperDave-pe1zw

2y↑2

In my opinion, the moon doesn't make deer move but I think it dictates when as in what time of the day, like morning, afternoon or evening. And cold fronts definitely get big mature bucks moving, when it's warm they just don't move where I am even during the rut, they just move at night. And I've definitely seen deer moving during soft rains or after a hard rain. If I know it's going to rain I just get in a ground blind and watch the parade.

@Whitetail_Properties

You got it! Good luck this season!!

@bryanmadewell709

Is it better before or after rain

@wnyprepper

30w↑1

Barometric

@GulfCoastRuss

23w

Were these studies done on free roaming deer ?

@Whitetail_Properties

23w↑1

Yes

@mr.gunsglore7670

1y↑1

Got a nice log cabin 120 acre farm forsale in brown county ohio, whitetail country

@shaneboler4814

Kip I don't care what science says, here in the southeast a cool crisp , high pressure, bluebird sky day, moderate to low wind, you better be ready at 4pm, they're coming to feed. This isn't just my 35 years of experience speaking. Collared deer yes, they move all the time regardless of weather, but when it comes to hunting, they're moving further and showing themselves more to hunters in those conditions I mentioned. Also a light drizzle and right after a rain, they're moving more. Weather and Barometric pressure absolutely affect Deer movement regards to hunting, I don't care what Science says. The best most seasoned hunter will say this. I respect what you do, but hunters arent seeing collared deer for the most part.

@Whitetail_Properties

1y↑3

And you have every right to believe what you believe. We don't mean that people shouldn't get out and hunt just because of certain conditions. If cool crisp high pressure blue bird days are when you like to hunt then get out there and get after um!

@Waty8413

27w

Next thing you know they'll be telling us our magic sprays don't do jack to cover our scents.

@Whitetail_Properties

27w

They don't

@docpoco

21w

@NQTOD

2y↑2

I don’t care what you say on full moons
I manage my 300 acres very carefully
I’ve been skunked about 10 times over the last 15 years
Always after a full moon
That’s literally the only 10 times I have not seen at least 1 usually a dozen or more deer is the day after a full moon….
Just like scientist say a full moon doesn’t affect people
As a professional firefighter and emt I have and expect some of the craziest calls I’ve ever gotten on a full moon

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