I just recently found a small clear cut that's housing a nice buck only 60 Yds at the most from the bean field up on this little ridge I mainly hunt out of climbers but next year I think I need to hang a fixed Stand to get in there a little quieter. Defiantly a challenge when the beds right next to the food

I could not find a tree near there bedding area to set up my stand and I am glad I didnt from all I have been hearing but I did put corn out in the field to keep them close to there bedding area.

I am thinking of hunting on the trail that leads out of the woods into the field and put corn down all around there. Most people say go a couple of hours before sun comes up but when I do this I dont see anything so I dont go out untill 8 and still dont see anything unill 10:30 so is this just when the deer travel or am I just in the wrong place early in the moring? I switched spots when I saw deer at 10:30 and seeing no deer really early in the morning.

You know, no one on here can tell you more than what you will observe in the area all by yourself. Don't mean to sound like an a$$, but quit asking these questions like someone on here can tell you where to hunt, where not to hunt, when to be there, and how to get a deer. Get out there and put in your time. Make observations, make mistakes, learn from them. Find the sign, put up some stands and hunt.

If you know where they bed and where they eat get in between.

BTW - I can't hardly believe dumping a little corn will hold deer in an area. Shoot if you have bean fields don't you have corn fields?