I have been thinking about this all week and cannot come up with problem. I have spot I hunt where four ridges come together at a creek crossing. I have hunted this spot two times in the morning and two times in the evening. In the mornings the deer are moving in the low ground following the creek, this is where I have killed my buck and my doe. In the evenings the deer are coming down off one of the ridges, crossing the creek and then heading to a CRP field about 300 yards from this spot. I have only hunted this spot with the wind in my favor (coming out of the south), but both evening I have hunted it I had deer bust me as they crossed the creek (which is south of my set). I have checked and the wind does swirl, but it swirls to the west (my right) and the deer are crossing to my left. The area is typical creek bottom ground, very thick, so thick in fact I really cannot see a deer unless it is under 40 yards. Last Sunday night I hunted it, seen two does cross. I had not intetion of shooting and never made a move. They got about 30 yards from me and came unglued. The only thing I have been able to think of so far (and I doubt this is it) is that in the evening I have been wearing ScentLok Savannah, which is a much lighter (brighter) grey color that the fleece I wear for morning hunts. The fact is, if I cannot figure out what is alerting these deer I will have no choice other than not hunting this spot in the evenings. Mind you, no deer has alerted in during the morning hunts at this spot and I have had them directly under me, downwind from me, basically everywhere. Got any ideas?