Unlike other lunar prediction calendars, these calendars are based entirely upon whitetail hunting only. Other lunar game activity calendars are based upon fishing results. This calendar was created from a five year study which resulted in over 19,000 deer sightings in 4,500 days of hunting. Each of these sightings were catalogued by time of day and moon phase/age. This enormous wealth of information has been used to rank dates and times based upon the hunter success in seeing deer activity (and the number of deer observed) during each time period. Each date/time is ranked from lowest activity to highest activity. These rankings fall into one of five color-codes which can be used to quickly evaluate the probability of deer activity during any given time and date. 

      Outdoor Outlook has produced two calendars, the “relative” calendar and the “overall” calendar. The “relative” calendar compares mornings to mornings, midday to midday and afternoon to afternoon. For example, with the relative calendar, you can determine the most productive midday hunts when compared to other midday hunts. The “overall” calendar shows the best times to hunt regardless if it is am (before 10am),noon (10am to 2pm) or pm (after 2pm). If you are looking for the most productive times of the month, regardless of what time of day, use the “overall” calendar. 

      If you find this calendar useful please visit www.outdooroutlook.com/2009 to input your experience. These inputs will be used to refine predictions for the 2010 deer hunting season. Questions about the calendar can be answered at our discussion forum located at www.TheNcOutdoors.com  

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