finally walks out in front of your stand. He is in that 35-40 range. You have a bow that is fairly quiet and average speed. You are a confident shot at 40 yards when standing at the range. Now, its happening. He is standing within bow range in the 35-40 zone.

A: He hasnt spotted you yet and is just browsing offering up multiple shot angles and doesnt know you exist.
B: He is walking and you have to grunt to stop him and now he is looking right at your direction.

In both A and B do you play for the buck to drop. Meaning you aim slightly below the belly in hopes has he drops and the broadhead finds the kill zone or do you aim where you would in the back yard and let her fly?

I am curious what you do in either situation.