Okay this is just my opinion, but every one has one!LOL If he is going to the same field to feed in the evening I would ambush him on the way there as long as the wind is right. I like to avoid getting to close to where deer are bediing unless I know exactly where they are bedding, which I have found many times that a deer will never bed in the exact same spot every time.

As Matthews said if you know he is bedding pretty deep in there you may want to move deeper in yourself, but remember the wind must be right and you are in his private space, this to me is a last resort, unless he only comes in and out the same way, if he does that then without using the same path as him set up to the side of his trail on the downwind side.

The Tazman aka Martin Price
Founder and President of
Virginia Disabled Outdoorsmen Club