Thanks for the help.
Stoeg, I have been hunting only evenings because I am pretty busy all week, plus I have been goose hunting on the weekends the past couple weeks. This weekend I am going it is possible I might go out one morning and sit away from my stand and just glass the area. I have seen both buck together this summer, both decent, one being a big 6x6 and the other a respectable 4x4. Every night about 6:30, they would come out of the grove and head through a bean field. They had a pretty standard pattern, so I set a stand on the corner of the grove they bed down in about 15 yards of the heaviest path through the bean field on the edge of the field. I also have a stand in a shelter belt that they would go into right before dark that the deer in the area use for a trail to a watering hole. The whole time they are moving they periodically feed on the beans. Since hunting season opened though, they seem to be moving through the trees behind me, skipping the bean field completely and going directly to the shelter belt, or they are too far out in the field in front of me. I did see the smaller buck go behind me, and one of them is rubbing in an apple orchard near the smaller shelter belt. That is basically my situation.
Sorry for the long message. I went to scheels and talked with a guy in bowhunting who recommended this KissScents stuff for early season attractant. Any thoughts?
Buckmaster, I am too nervous to move my stand as I am already really close to where they bed down, and I think I will spook them. The closest I've gotten them in plain view while in my stand is probably 75-80 yards in the middle of the bean field. I can hear them moving behind me, but I have only seen the smaller one when they move behind me.