His approach from the area known as Crows Nest with that ridge hiding body of the camp, may have caused him to get sucked in. But there is also evidence that Custer disbelieved his own Indian Scouts.
Exactly
From Reno’s position to Custer Hill almost exactly parallels the length of the village.
To say that the village was 1 mile long shows a sincere lack of knowledge about the terrain at the Bighorn Battlefield.
Kinda strange for someone who allegedly visited the battlefield and walked it’s length and breadth.
No, there is no evidence of Custer disbelieving his scouts. The accurate story of the battle is that the scouts said that he should attack because the Indians had seen him (White Man Runs Him, Red Star)