I love it also when some folks make it sound as if there is some magical area where all the mature bucks will be laying up for most of the day. Here in the crop rich Midwest a buck may choose to bed where ever he happens to be at when he wants to lay down. It may be in a large CRP field one day, a Cornfield the next, a brushy feenceline the next, atop an Oak ridge the next and so on and so forth. The one thing to remember is that a buck will prefer to find an "area of protection" with very little disturbances most of the time so try to think of the spots in your hunting areas that see the least activity. It may an isolated overgrown pasture of small waterway in the middleof a field of right behind farmer Bob's barn.