Good luck, Troy (and others).

I have a light east wind, this evening.....and a chance to slip out a little early and get into my honey hole without disturbing too much woods.

I'm gonna take advantage of it.

My hunting area (for those interested) is only about 1 mile in length (maybe a little less).....and approx. 1/4 mile wide. I hunt a man-made break line (parks system) abuttment. So.....when I get a N wind....I'm screwed unless I want to hunt a fringe, "end" spot. Any other wind and I can take a few more chances. S/SE or SW is PERFECT.

I can go into the edge of my honey hole on the west side this evening.....and approach from that side, as well.

Just fodder for the team........