How to get out of a blind or stand in the evening...

I really don't worry about it. Biggest thing to me is not over hunting stands, and only hunting sets when conditions are in my favor. My best sets are not hunted till pre rut kicks in, and then only couple x's week , and only with right wind. If your hunting ag fields I would put up multiple sets, for different winds on field, and hunt sparingly.

Thus could be hard to answer without knowing your set up, terrain, etc...

But, if I'm on the field edge and see deer in the field, I wait until it's completely dark and slip out without my headlamp on.

If I have a friend hunting with me, and he can slip out clean, I may have him come pick me me up on the field edge, assuming it's harvested, at the base of my tree (obviously make sure you're not damaging the field and landowner doesn't mind). This will bump deer but, they're use to farm activity and will come right back out.

Study your ariel photos of your hunting set-up. Prepare yourself a couple entry and exit strategies for each hunting set up based on wind and cover. Prepare some trails that you can easily and safely navigate with or with out a headlight.

Try and get yourself use to the thought or idea that you may have to take the long way around to get back to your vehicle.

T. Edward Nickens once penned the idea of not sounding like a hunter on his way out. Talking loudly and not being careful as he walked out. The idea was to make the deer think it's just a random thing and not a hunter. Seems a little different to me though.

If you can slip in and out of your stand without the deer knowing they're being hunted, then you'll be just fine.

Good luck and hunt safe!

As long it is a occassional bumping of deer it shouldn't change their pattern. Of course they arn't stupid , continued bumping will make them change patterns for certain.

If ya can’t get out or in without spooking them, find another spot or path. Hunt the fringe.
It’s My number 1 concern around ag fields. Might take an extra day or two. But bust them out. They will come after dark.

Deer can stay there all night - I can’t.

I’ll usually lower my crossbow or gun to the ground. Bounce it up and down in the leaves while barking/growling like a dog. That usually works.

Then hunt on that gate.
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The place I used to hunt had walking paths cut back away from all the ag fields so that you were always walking away from the open fields when leaving. A bunch were a good bit longer walk than if you could cut across the field, but it kept you from spooking any deer that were out there. That place became a coal mine about 15 years ago.

The place I hunt now does not seem to have hardly any activity in the field between the woods and the truck, so I ride the atv to the very corner of the woods and park it there and walk ahead in. I've seen far more deer in the hay field south of the woods than the ag field that is between the truck and woods. There is also a huge ag field to the west of me. The only time I see deer out there is when someone shoots in the woods on the other side of that big field. Got a cow pasture and short distance to the highway on the east side. I would honestly have a hard time getting to this woods if deer hung out in the field to the north.

If I sat near the gate, I'd be maybe 10 yards off the road.

I used to hunt a public spot out in English Indiana where I would walk about a mile to get to my stand.
Many times when I would come back out after dark I would see deer tracks all around my vehicle.
Would drive me nuts.
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