Where I hunt, I find myself in a tree stand when out before dawn. The location varies according to local activity, but I usually great the sun from a treestand.
After the morning hunt, its back to camp for a belly bustin breakfast, and a quick snooze. Then by 10am or so, its off to the swamp, or the piney woods to still hunt. Careful, slow, cautious walking. Stopping to look, and hear. This way I catch the deer on their morning move, whether its to find a doe or to go to water. If nothing happens by around 2pm, its back to the camp again, for an early supper, and then off to the tree stand again for the late afternoon hunt. When its finally pitch dark, I climb down, and go to the camp. Another feed, a nip, some talk around the fire, and then off to bed.
Thinking back on all the deer I remember killing, I believe most were killed during the still hunting, middle of the day hunts.