LOL, heard that! I used to take it personal and thought the New River fickle winds were a Crumpler phenomenon. If you took the old adage "hunt the wind" literally, you'd be doing nothing but moving your stand the whole time. I have put up two stands to compensate, but most of the time it was to use one for a decoy. I generally don't get above the tops of the laurel for cover and it used to drive me crazy when they'd bust the location before I ever hunt it. I've hunted this area since the time that the only tree stands made were Bakers...that may date me, since they're probably 20 years older than Dalton, lol. The evolution of deer intelligence in that time is pretty amazing...from never looking up to rarely looking down. It's now even pretty common to see maternal does let the youngsters come in alone as decoys and lay back 50 yds. or so to bust the first movement you make. That kind of impudence used to earn junior a well placed hoof upside the head...now they're teaming up on me!