BT strategy tomorrow

[klikboom]

Ill be out for the last day of the regular season tomorrow. I need some guidance. I found a spot in the timber 1/4mile below a fairly grown up large clearcut with a significant number of rubs. I watched a small forky i passed on walk right through these trees sniffing the ground last weekend.

1 mile down down the road there is another large clearcut. I've seen deer here a few times, but never bucks. I saw one doe here last weekend.

it's going to be rainy tomorrow. Where should i be at dawn? Sitting in the timber by the rubs or out on the clearcut then maybe retire to the timber for the late morning (10am?)?

[BackStrappin]

I would be in the cut glassing the timber edges. 

[elksnout]

I'd be in the timber first thing and sit on those rub lines.

[Boss .300 winmag]

Stay dry. 

I was out in my bear honey hole today sitting for an hour and it only quite raining for maybe 10 minutes.

[JakeLand]

right now stick to where the does are!!!! CLEARCUTS when its raining or windy CLEARCUTS

[PolarBear]

Timber's edge, rattle, call and stay there.

[kodiak 907]

Rub line or funnel near the cut/timber area.  Bring your bleet call and stay all day. Good Luck

[klikboom]

I set up on the lower rub line I found for the am. I was sitting still in front of an old growh stump. A spike snuck up on me to 15y and busted out. I walked through the timber spotted a doe and then found an even better rub line. This appears to be different bucks As the horn scraping is small coming from one direction big from the other.