I had a similar situation opening morning last year with a cull buck I wanted to shoot. It was probably two hours after sun up and I had a few does and little bucks that had made their rounds and then I heard quite a ruckus from the woods and out ran a little doe. She ran right past my blind and kept moving. About 30 seconds after she ran past me, Goofy Junior came running out of the same spot but he we a little to the side of her trail and was running directly toward my blind. About 10 feet before he got there he jammed on the breaks and came to attention. By that time I was leaning forward staring in amazement and we had a stare off for probably about a minute. Then he slowly turned around and calmly walked out into the field.

Now one thing I should mention is I was on a project last year that kept me from doing my preseason preparations. So I had some brush in front of my blind that needed to be trimmed because it was in my field of vision. Goofy junior walked behind one of those bushes giving me time to get my rifle out. I got aimed on the other side of that bush waiting for him to become visible again. Then I saw his antlers....and the little bastard bedded down in the middle of my feed area. All I could see was his antlers and his face. I've never had that happen before!!! I waited for 30-45 minutes watching him through my scope waiting for a shot. Then when he was ready (I think he spotted his doe again), he jumped up and was moving at 100 mph and never gave me the chance at a shot.

I haven't seen Goofy Junior since....