In sharp contrast to what squirrel hunters normally find after Christmas Day, the early season sees most trees still wearing full leaf. As well, the majority of the forest floor flora is also relatively lush. A squirrel that detects the presence of a hunter doesn't have far to run to find a leafy tree, and he's going to be scooting through a lot of understory growth while he dashes to it.
This tells how hunters like to hunt in the early in the season. One reason that they do this is because the trees are still have some leaves on them.
http://www.gameandfishmag.com/hunting/rabbits-hares-squirrels-hunting/gf_aa106603a/
Good choice of topic, and I like how you got into detail without drifting to a different subject.
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