Just before dark he came into the field following some doe's. Even at 150 yards and almost dark no mistake it was not him, the rack stood out against the tree line background like a big light. Got a plan tomorrow to move a blind a bit closer to the park line and catch him while there is enough light to shoot by, if only the wind will hold I may stand a chance. At least I know now and from what direction where he enters the field.
I seen him this afternoon
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Go get him T! 
Deer count went down to 7 this afternoon. Big Boy was a no show again. Blind in a position I can no longer see the entire field so might have been some I didn't see. Did have a medium size 8 point visit and some doe and young. Got to take a day off tomorrow, wife has dentist appointment at 3:30 so that ruins the afternoon hunt. She don't drive after dark and dentist is 55 miles away.
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Stay after him T, don't let up anymore then you have to. Just enough to throw him off track.
