Red Moon is a term MoonGuide uses for the handful of days each month when the most significant gravitational pull of the Moon peaks within a few hours of primetime in the evening.

The MoonGuide data is based on the gravitational pull of the moon and its position in the sky.

The 2 times given on the MoonGuide are the "Peak Activity",  times for each day. The  "red"  times represent the when the moon has the strongest gravitational pull and the "black" times represent the 2nd strongest gravitational pull for that day.

Yes. The MoonGuide dial is based on Central Standard Time, so you have to adjust by the hour according to your specific time zone.

The red dates on the outside of the dial represent the Red Moon - the best days to hunt each month.

A, B and C represent the recommended hunting locations for the specific am or pm hunts each day:  (A)  is for hunting field edges and food sources, (B)  is for hunting transition zones and (C) is for hunting bedding areas. Red locations coincide with the Moon's strongest graviational pull and black locations coincide with the moon's second strongest graviational pull

Yes. The MoonGuide information changes every year.

The "Peak Activity" times change daily, so some of them are going to occur after dark. This information is included for your reference only and DOES NOT mean MoonGuide suggests you hunt outside of legal hunting hours in your state.