Lopedog699 wrote:ghoasthunter wrote:ghoasthunter wrote:bowhunterga wrote:Whitetailaddict wrote:Thanks for sharing. Remember to recheck the wind at the truck and at the stand as it doesn't always line up and if it doesn't make a note of it for future reference
Agreed. I have maintained a log for many seasons now of wind direction realized in specific locations versus what is in the forecast and what is detected where the truck is parked.
I do this too I will hike back to my spots periodically with different winds and confirm the winds for my data
also measuring wind speed is valuable I carry a kestrel wind meter for this really helps on the so called low percentage days when the wind is howling I have special trees for those times.
You got a link for that meter ghost?
no but if you google hand held wind meter you will find them I bought mine from midway usa I think. I originally bought mine for shooting my bolt guns over a thousand yards.
