cold weather deer movement

[Slow Jigger]

Planning on hitting the blind on saturday but saw the temps are going to be down near or below ZERO!

I am hoping to let an arrow fly this weekend so my question is do deer move more during really cold temps? I have seen bucks in person (spike - Midday) and on camrea (6-8 point) the last week or so.

At this point I will take a doe or buck, just want my first bow deer under my belt!!!

[BLACKJACK]

Sure they'll move in the cold as long as its not too windy and stormy. They're going to be hungry, figure out the food source and find a spot to ambush them halfway between.

[mnmuzzleloader]

I have my blind set up over 3/4 acre of corn, I was going to take the bow but I think that I will take the mz instead, don't want to try and shot the stick and string dressed as the Michelin man With the moon being null this weekend I would assume that they are going to move more after the sun rises and it starts to warm, they will probably not move much from the food source.

[bigbucks]

Might need a bigger belt or have to slice it thin...

Personally I couldn't imagine putting a deer under my belt. Sorry it's Friday afternoon, I couldn't help myself.

They'll move to food, but they won't move very far most of the time. Find the "hot" food, sit close, & get there as early in the afternoon as you can stand it temp wise. If you can't get there early find a spot you can stalk up to, where you could possibly get in range after seeing deer already there. Secluded fields or ones with wooded fencerows nearby would be examples.

[Slow Jigger]

That joke is funny even on Monday!

My wife killed my plans by getting sick and I had to run both kids to hockey. Did get out to check the camera but no pictures of any deer, so I saved myself from freezing....

I might go out to the "other" blind and do some scouting.