Assuming you get with a congenial group on leasing a reasonably good deer-hunting ranch...
Start out in October, scouting. After all, you can't get introduced to Ol' Biggie until you've checked out who lives where around the pasture, and how big they are.
A really good buck maybe only makes one mistake a year. That first time you saw him might have been his only mistake--and you gotta find him the scond time, after the season opens, to shoot him.
Then, you go sneaky-snaking around his bedroom area, trying to kick him out of bed. All you gotta do then is identify him to be sure he's who you think he is, and shoot him.
Of course, if he's in 5th gear, wide open throttle, there can be a bit of a challenge. If he boils out from under a bush you're about to step through, it has been known to be a bit exciting.
, Art