Middag almal...
Speel lugdruk werklik 'n rol as dit kom by jakkalse ens? Sal enige goeie raad/insig waardeer.
Groete
Lugdruk
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Re: Lugdruk
Hallo KatBrak,
Lugdrukvlakke verander maar so met die in en uitbeweeg van frontale stelsels. Laer lugdrukvlakke gaan gewoonlik gepaard met koue fronte wat inbeweeg en dit het verseker 'n invloed op jakkalsgedrag/looppatrone.
Groete
Johan
Lugdrukvlakke verander maar so met die in en uitbeweeg van frontale stelsels. Laer lugdrukvlakke gaan gewoonlik gepaard met koue fronte wat inbeweeg en dit het verseker 'n invloed op jakkalsgedrag/looppatrone.
Groete
Johan
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Re: Lugdruk
Dis wat Major Boddicker te se het:
"What are the best weather conditions for calling? High relative humidity in the 60 to 80 percent range, one to two days before a storm, with a falling barometer, partial or full cloud cover, 30° – 45 °F, with a 1–10-mph wind, in the dark of the moon.
When that combination of weather conditions rolls in, get out in the bush and pull out the predator call. You have action coming!
(I have not had luck in rainstorms or while there is muddy ground. Predators do not like to move in wet vegetation and soil.)"
"What are the best weather conditions for calling? High relative humidity in the 60 to 80 percent range, one to two days before a storm, with a falling barometer, partial or full cloud cover, 30° – 45 °F, with a 1–10-mph wind, in the dark of the moon.
When that combination of weather conditions rolls in, get out in the bush and pull out the predator call. You have action coming!
(I have not had luck in rainstorms or while there is muddy ground. Predators do not like to move in wet vegetation and soil.)"
