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Without a doubt, a full moon can be an elk hunter’s worst nightmare. Taking the moon phase into account when planning your elk hunt is probably one of the most foolproof practices to ensure that you have good elk movement and rutting activity during daylight hours. This is a guide to help you plan your hunt around the dreaded full moon this fall. Keep in mind, these are purely predictions and things can and often do change. Additional uncontrollable factors can alter these predictions; factors like snow, temperature and cloud cover can intensify or reduce the effects of a full moon significantly…..
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Hamilton, Montana 2010. Full moon and 90 degrees. Elk hunting the Idaho any weapons September Season mid to late September……………….It can be one or the other, but not both
full moon and hot. Thankfully, Idaho deer tags were also bear tags back then. .