I had to work Friday night till midnight and decided to head down to the cabin since my wife was already there ( a 3.5 hr drive). I got on stand before day break and it just felt like one of those mornings. A small buck followed a doe at first light then headed out of sight. Soon after 9 shots rang out in a matter of 5 minutes on the adjoining property. 10 minutes later a doe came to a scrap and stood above it for 30 minutes without leaving,just milled around and peed in the scrap. I've never seen this before. I headed back to camp for the afternoon to get a few things done for next week for when the family comes down for gun week. I headed out at 4 for the evening hunt and got into the stand on the edge of my santuary. 30 minutes later a doe comes out of the draw and slowly feeds on the ridgeline. About 5 minutes later a buck follows her tracks with his nose to the ground.He stopped and rubbed a tree then proceeded to make a scrap, slowly working his way towards me. I told my self I'm only going to shoot 1 certain buck if he shows up. He is the biggest buck on trail cameras this year so far.Not a monster by any means but a mature shooter. Sure enough he is the buck following this doe. The buck slowly mingles up the ridgeline where i have no shot due to brush and I figure it just wont happen. Then he turns towards me and gives me 1 shot in a very small window at 42 yards. I shoot and the illuminock hits it's mark and he runs 40 yards and walks out of sight. I'm pretty sure I hear him fall and then heard a loud gasp of air. After waiting 30 minutes I check my arrow and find bright lung blood and start to track him. He went 70 yards and collapsed. A great evening and great hunt. I called Jacob (Jesse's nephew) and he came over and helped me drag it out.