Anyone that hunts a scrape late in the season doesn't have the slightest idea about deer behavior. And probably not only doesn't get many deer, but doesn't see many either. So JD, why don't you show us a pic of you and one of your deer you've taken with your expert knowledge. Sure theres a very slim chance a deer might wander by....but it won't be anything I'd be interested in. So if you want to sit in a tree, overlooking a pawed up piece of ground on the very odd chance somethings going to show up, fill your boots. And bring nubo along. Sounds like he thinks its a grand idea as well. Myself, I'm more interested in seeing deer. And you won't see many here. But go ahead. Have a good time. And bring a book along. You'll have plenty of time to read. Hunting scrapes and rubs is one of the biggest mistakes rookie hunters make. They're not very productive. A buck makes hundreds of scrapes. What makes you think you'll be lucky enough to be at the one he is in broad daylight? Reality check time folks.