Time change thread.

Toliver

Senior Member
I guess I'm not understanding something since the deer don't even know the time changes. They aren't affected by our artificial time keeping. Help me out here.
 

kmaxwell3

Senior Member
I guess I'm not understanding something since the deer don't even know the time changes. They aren't affected by our artificial time keeping. Help me out here.
Every year some one starts a thread about deer and time change. Most of us but not all of us know that deer can't keep time Iike you said. I am just fooing around.
 

Toliver

Senior Member
Every year some one starts a thread about deer and time change. Most of us but not all of us know that deer can't keep time Iike you said. I am just fooing around.
Ahh... I was thinking there might be an old yearly joke I had missed. I'm not up on all the forum traditions. :bounce:
 

NCHillbilly

Administrator
Staff member
I guess I'm not understanding something since the deer don't even know the time changes. They aren't affected by our artificial time keeping. Help me out here.
Somebody started a "serious" thread many years ago wondering how the time change would affect the deer movement.
 

GeorgiaBob

Senior Member
Aren't the deer going to just sleep in with the extra hour they'll get tonight?

Oh, I get it - you think the deer will be surprised because the time change has been early the last few years. OK.
:biggrin2:
 

brdyhll

Senior Member
I know the deer don’t care but I’m not a fan. I like having the extra daylight after work. It is what it is but as for me I wish it would stay like it is so “me being selfish” could hunt longer in the eveinings
 

brdyhll

Senior Member
Changing up the time on the deer isn’t fair to them. Same as putting the deer crossing signs in heavily wooded places where it’s hard to see good while driving. Why don’t the give them crossings in the open so they don’t get hit as much lol
 

specialk

Senior Member
The will bed down early im sure....poor deers....
 
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