I watched three does come in and bed one morning. As two would sleep, the other always had its head up. They alternated sleeping, and every twenty or thirty minutes each would stand, stretch, move a few feet, and lay back down. They did this from 8:30 until 11:00. At 11:00 they all got up, started slowly feeding, moving probably 50 yards until one got downwind of me. I've seen this one other time in the same area. Sure is fun to watch.