You need to do the scouting now so that you can pin down where he beds. Every other tactic depends on that.
Other than that, I would think you could hunt him just like a big whitey--you've got to get close to the bedding area, with no scent or sound, and he has to have some reason to be up and about in the daylight. Hunt from the outside fringes going in closer to where he beds. All deer make mistakes at some point--you just have to be there when they do.
