The October Lull:
If you’ve ever heard someone talk about the October Lull, they’re talking about the big change from the deer’s summer pattern when they’re in velvet. They’re transitioning. Their testosterone is starting to rise. They start to get more nocturnal. But, they have to eat. That deer is going to get up probably every 5 to 6 hours and he may not move very far, but if you can find a good acorn flat that’s close to his bedding area, there’s a good chance you can fill your buck tag in October.