The lowest spot is key. Thermals will gather there at first light or late in the evening as the sun finally ducks below the tree line. Deer like entering fields there so they can try to scent check everything around. Deer 100% bed in the corn but won't always. You didn't mention what's around your property? While deer like corn I don't think they like it as much as beans and possibly other crops in your area. Where I'm at, the crops are always beans or corn, and they rotate every year. Early season I think they like it as cover more than food. In the year my side is planted in corn, I hunt a thin strip of woods that's between the corn and a bean field. Deer pile out of the corn to head toward the beans every night and then back in the AM. They don't usually cover a lot of ground quickly in the evening in my situation at least. It might take them an hour to get from the edge of the corn to 60 yards inside the woods as they like taking their time munching acorns before they get to the beans. Usually in the AM they stay in the beans as long as they can and are much quicker coming through the woods betting back to corn. All that is with the corn still standing. IMPORTANT: ask the farmer to give you a heads up when he's cutting it. Sit an escape route the night he's cutting but sit farther back from the corn than usual. Deer will use that route and then calm down in the woods. Sit several times in the 2-3 days after the corn is cut as they'll be pounding that field to eat anything the farmer left on the ground. Also, in my experience, it's much more difficult to stalk corn now than it used to be. Better equipment allows farmers to plant with much less space between rows. With patience it can be done, and is a lot of fun, but you need an edge to walk and they've gotta be within range when you see them. I can't quietly get down in between rows around here to close the distance because they're not wide enough. Feel free to PM me. Every other year of my hunting life has involved hunting a corn field. This thick boy came out of it a few years ago
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