Well, like everything else, the weather comes & goes in cycles. If your only concern is "I want to hang my deer for a few days" it can't be justified.
You have to remember, there are many things going on in the woods this time of year. Duck hunting takes a break, then starts up second season in late November or early December, trappers want "DEER" hunting over so they can trap without fear of deer hunters blasting their fur to pieces, rabbit hunters want to get out with their beagles and bird hunters can get back to hunting with their dogs for the last week or two of bird season. And to push muzzleloader season back into Christmas could cause family problems statewide!
I have hunted in an oragne T-shirt in November and also in a goose-down coat and woolies for the last week of archery.
I don't think there will be any changes to the traditional Maine deer season except to possibly shorten the gun season IF Sunday hunting comes to pass.
That's my take on it!
You have to remember, there are many things going on in the woods this time of year. Duck hunting takes a break, then starts up second season in late November or early December, trappers want "DEER" hunting over so they can trap without fear of deer hunters blasting their fur to pieces, rabbit hunters want to get out with their beagles and bird hunters can get back to hunting with their dogs for the last week or two of bird season. And to push muzzleloader season back into Christmas could cause family problems statewide!
I have hunted in an oragne T-shirt in November and also in a goose-down coat and woolies for the last week of archery.
I don't think there will be any changes to the traditional Maine deer season except to possibly shorten the gun season IF Sunday hunting comes to pass.
That's my take on it!
