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Version 4.2 · 2026-09-23
- Minor Improvements
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The store currently lists version 4.2, updated 2026-09-23.








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The WHITETAIL ALMANAC is a comprehensive calendar predicting daily feeding and travel patterns of the white-tailed deer. The listed information will indicate when a major feeding period should occur and where to hunt during that period. Green Days suggest stand placement along Travel Routes or the edge of a Food Supply. Days which are Red in color, suggest hunting in or around a whitetail’s Resting Place.
RIGHT PLACE – RIGHT TIME
Information contained within the WHITETAIL ALMANAC was taken from Computerized Radio Telemetry Studies, Independent Studies, and Personal Observations. Developed in 1997 in a Calendar Format, the WHITETAIL ALMANC has been helping hunters be at the right place at the right for over 25-years. Extreme changes in the Weather, Hunting Pressure and the Rut reduce the effectiveness of the WHITETAIL ALMANAC by approximately 30-percent.…
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- Minor Improvements
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