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"Working the wind is the most critical part of elk hunting. Whitetail hunters understand this, but it’s even trickier in the mountains. As the sun comes up and the temperature rises, thermals push air up the mountain. In the evening, when the sun sets and the temp drops, the thermals blow down the mountain. Unfortunately, this doesn’t happen at the flip of the switch. There’s plenty of time between with swirling, unpredictable wind. So, we’re constantly checking, repositioning, and backing out when the elements are working against us."
<https://www.outdoorlife.com/elk-camp-road-trip-to-new-mexico/>