Was the area in your example randomly chosen or because it had more potential bedding areas than other portions of the map? I was curious because your example could be accessed from the lower rock road and could be hunted day by day getting farther from the truck each sit....rather than my example wouldve been walking by other potential bedding areas.
The example I chose, was chosen because it had good bedding examples for both West and South winds... Whether or not you burn bridges or hunt a spot on your way to a particular spot should probably be determined by how many spots you have, and how much time you have. If your going to be hunting there for several hunts, you would likely want to hunt your way in... If your there for a few days you might want to bump the other beds on the 1st day and stack the area you intend to hunt...
I understand the thoughts concerning hunting an area and if not successful then let it rest for a month. In an example like the one you used...should the hunter return in a month and move on to the bedding just north of the three black dots?
If your hunting a different bedding area that you have not disturbed, you don't have to wait a month... By hunting certain bedding areas and burning those bridges, there will be less spots for the bucks to bed and feel safe. In this secenario, every hunt might increase your odds. But the longer one of the beds remains unhunted, the more your odds go back down.
This is what we call stacking. It has worked well for me when I know an area well, and I know a buck is bedding in the area due to a sighting or picture. Systematically hunt each one of the spots till you either kill the buck or burn all the bridges. The faster the better, cause some bucks will change patterns and you want the spots you hunted to not be used after you hunted them... In this case there are sometimes some beds that are very hard to hunt based on there exact location. I generally hard bump those beds to get the buck to locate to one of the beds I have not hunted yet.
There is a catch 22 though... You could bump him right off the huntable property...