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Today, for the first time I sat a stand near a food plot where I was sure I'd see deer. Sure enough at 11:20 5 does came in with the wind in my favor. Unfortunately the lead doe spotted me right quick and well before I had a shot. I kept still and avoided eye contact, hoping to let her pass and take one toward the rear. She stomped once then moved on, but kept looking back at me. It's tough to fool 4 sets of eyes, but I finally got a chance and drew, but the arrow popped off the nock and they saw me let off. The did not snort or explode out of there but did flag and move well out and around me. I was only at 12 feet due to the thick brush. Now, should I try again tomarrow?? I have a tree about 40 yards further up the hill where shot will be more clear and I can get to 25 feet. Do you think they will avoid the area tomarrow or is it worth the trip???

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