Curious, if you had bucks scouted... I'm assuming there was one shooter in the group you scouted which prompted the original question. Why would you wait a couple weeks to hunt after season opens versus going out opening day or week. All assuming you had available time for either or. Regardless of the previous years weather and winter kill/survival. My assumption, and it's started this year already, mountain weather is unpredictable in Idaho general season, and could have a somewhat early migration start. There are other things to consider, archery elk, early season muzzle loader, and predators, etc that could push them to a different drainage over or 10 miles away. What would be a benefit to waiting a couple weeks into season? I'm not a big buck hunter or mule deer hunter but I am getting into it this year. My two cents would be if you were happy with one of the bucks go get him as the earliest convenience before it gets spooked or another hunter if you wait.
Any insight would be great, as I said I'm new to mule deer.