I focused on the left of pong due to early morning sunlight as mentioned.

The arrow (pointing down) at the bottom I chose because the topo shows this area as probably the widest but flattest area between the two hills. I can't see from Google very well but the woods look fairly denser in this section then in most of the other areas, possible bedding sites, water source (from Blue Pond to Ashville Pond) which will support a far more denser vegetation for food sources.

The up pointing arrow, I chose as the topo looks good for a funnel point, but I chose that specific point because that is where the wider flat narrows into the dried up water source between those two lakes.

The right pointing arrow I chose because the area looks to be a flatter section that follows along the pond. Speculation on my part but would think either this spot or the top of the hill will be where deer traverse from the north of the pond to the south. While the lines are close and it looks steeper because of this the I can only guess. The two dark lines are steep(ish) climb from 250' to 300' but doesn't show that it declines to the 200's so it looks like a small hill with maybe a 20-30' from the 250' line to the shoreline. This one is speculation on my part and hopefully the wiser more experienced posters would chime in on thoughts.