Tuesday, November 12, 2013  The myth of "Always and Never"  by
Duane Fronek  I recently had an interesting conversation with a
very knowledgable Huntress, Skye Goode of western WI. She had
been out bowhunting and commented on  how much the deer were
moving that night despite what some of the so called experts
claim is a bad time to be out hunting because the deer wouldn't
be moving. Why? Because of the high 25+ mph winds that were
howling that evening. Skye noted that the deer were everywhere
despite the wind, shooting may be a challenge from a tree waving
in the wind like a flag, but none the less the deer were out and
about. Skye mentioned she sees things  like this happen often,
what is claimed as gospel turns out to not be so. And myself  I
couldn't agree more.    I call it the "Always and Never" myth or
rut. So many times we hear the phrase "this always happens" or
"this never does" and/or "Always do this" and "Never do that"
and its usually from those that claim they've seen it all. When
I hear people u