We can.

Let me touch on " just hunt the wind" . Works great in flatland mid -west TV shows where the wind is almost always blowing hard and from a constant direction. Makes for easy hunting. "just hunt the wind" will not put a buck in the truck in hill and mountainous country. When the hill and mountain hunter understands thermals ( more vertical) air movement and wind currents( more horizontal) wind movements he'll become much more successful . Most understand what thermals are , the sun comes up and warms air in the valley or hollow below and the air lifts. But then there is wind currents around the hills. Wind in hills and mountains acts like water currents in a stream , when it meets an obstacle it changes course .
I recall back in the QDMA forum days there was a young Lawyer ( big buck killer) from middle TN who had written an article in the QDMA magazine about wind/thermals/currents and hill/mountain hunting. I started a thread about his article and made comment that was the first article I'd ever seen in any magazine on the subject and every hill country hunter should read it. He came on the thread and he and I had a great discussion about the subject. Those midwest pro hunters, and there were some sharp ones , on the forum sat on the sidelines and were like WTF they talking about.