aerial image need suggestions (new pic)

[tglaser]

This is my setup, there aren"™t that many trees, its just a small creek with lots of bedding areas/ trails/ scrapes. What do you think this is best for, morning or afternoon? Any other suggestions? All help would be greatly appreciated since this is my first full year bow hunting.

[Gundeck]

Hard to make out with the size of the pic.

[tglaser]

this better?

[YJRR]

does that creek bottleneck anywhere? I always look for the trails running parallel with the creek then usually you can see where they cross the creek, and I'd set up where the crossing area is. and honestly I'd hunt it morning and evening

[DEATH FROM ABOVE]

I'd geton oneof the hills, depending on wind, for a Morning hunt, I bet they bed on those hill sides. I'd alsolook for where the creek is easiest to cross, like a flat shallow area, you should be able to find where they are crossing easily. Hunt the crossing where you can ambush them for an afternoon hunt, catch them before they enter the crop fields. Remember convection currents typicaly move up in the morning and down in the evening, the deer will most always do the same. DFA

[in da woods]

Just remember w/hills, the wind in the moring. Usually goes up hill in the morning. Get between feeding area & bedding area. Try a blind, it allows you to getin those places w/o trees. Just deck it out a little bit w/branches etc.to blend in better. Any fence lines where theyr'e crossing? Like the others said, creek crossing.