I had to read this after having my worst season regarding the subject. Nearly EVERY morning during my "rut hunt", IT would hit me during prime time . . . HARD! I managed to hold off nearly every time - except the time it mattered most. Just as I decided that I should hang up my bow and "head down" to do the deed, HE showed up 25 yards away headed to the scrape that would have put him broadside at 15 yards. He saw the movement up in the tree and we did the Mexican stare off for about 4 minutes until he decided to walk back the other way. If I had waited 10 more seconds, I'd have seen him coming. He was 2 feet wide - about the widest Ive ever seen hunting and massive. He was about a 140 class and "it" ruined my chance at him. I usually don't have a problem with it, but this year . . .