I found a new hunting area that buts up against soybean and corn fields that are privately owned. The area is about 30 acres (wildlife management areas) but is all about 6-10 high "stick brush". You can walk through it as guys hunt rabbits in there. I talked with a couple of the rabbit hunters and they said they bump 4-5 big bucks while chasing rabbits. I have seen one of them when it was bumped but headed out onto the soy bean field. The guys told me they bed in there and they have seen them cross the corn and soy bean fields to get in there. I was thinking what if I went in there and cut several trails or set up ambush points? Has anyone ever hunted an area similar to this? Or perhaps used a similar tactic. I don't think it would be open enough for a ground blind. But I would have to think that you could get in there before the deer bed and set up perpendicular to a trail.....etc, etc..... It is a bedding area so is it off limits?