A Scientific Study of the 2016 White-tail Rut in Minnesota:: The Timing of the Rut in East MN

Could it be that the theories of Robert Hannah and David Feist, as they research the timing of the annual deer rut, might revolutionize your thinking about when you will see bucks in daylight next fall? Are you convinced the rutting moon causes daytime sightings? What about the rutting New Moon?

David Feist is the author of over 80 books. His family's publishing company can be e-mailed at davidfeistpublishing@yahoo.com. Their website is quickly located @ www.easternwoodsbooks.com. Feist has produced many books for folks of various ages. He has released several National Park photo-essays from the Great Smoky Mountains. Feist claims trail cam footage of furbearers in Tennessee to be the most varied single-site camera stills ever produced worldwide. See these photographs and more in the release Wildlife Photo Essay Grand Slam: Wilderness of Tennessee. In 2014, Feist released a high-quality naturalist's journal entitled "The Black-Eyed Susans Are Dying Now" reflective of the brief North woods summers in Minnesota, where he now resides with his wife, three children (at home), zany black lab puppy, Cody, and a few livestock. In terms of deer hunting, Feist, as this study suggests, believes some tenets of the popularized QDM movement, utilized for the purpose of deer conservation and herd needs. Clearly, when there is a ratio of 30:1 doe to buck it is time to thin doe numbers, an unpopular view according to the MN DNR, their party-line policies, and their unfortunate know-it-all-ism.