Are you going to be rifle(or shotgun) or Bow hunting?
This means alot when deciding on stand placement and also the path you will take to get to the stand.
I would spend a little time there now in the early mornings and evenings with a pair of binoculars watching from as far away as possible and keeping notes on what you see and what they are doing. Movement, paths, sex, numbers, ect. Get a topographical map of the area to help or shoot digital pictures for reference.

Once you see a pattern of movement then you need to plan on where to place the stand to get a shot at your buck. Rifle placement is obviously going to be a bit farther away than if you are using a bow.

Let us know some more particulars.
Greg


"Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus."

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