Stand #1 gets me on the downwind side of the last southbound crossing for 3/4 of a mile across the long thin marsh. It's a thick area, but looks like I can position myself right on a transition coming out of the crossing. It also has the best access of the 4 options.
Stand #2 puts me right in the thermal tunnel of the ridge to the North-West. Possible doe bedding on the ridge above to the West, and a food source below to the East. Seems like a great stand. Access will, uh.... suck. Long walk around the southern tip of the marsh so as not to leave scent trail in the crossing.
Stand #3. I'm guessing that deer moving between the small marsh at the bottom and the long thing marsh above will move up that creek bed. Good access.
Stand #4 is along a hard transition on the southbound movement corridor between the upper and lower marshes. I'm not sure; will bucks move through? Because of the NW wind they'd essentially be blind to what's going on in the pines.
Give me your votes! And please, if there are gaping flaws in my logic above, point it out.
