Incorrect.
However I never thought it made sense the way they define it, however Still hunting is defined as :In still hunting, you move slowly and deliberately until you spot game—before it spots you. Generally, the hunter will take a few slow, deliberate steps and then stand or squat motionless for several minutes while scanning all surrounding areas for game. Still hunting requires exact attention to details such as wind, sunlight, and weather condition.
Stalk hunting is defined as : In stalking, the game has been spotted, and the hunter slowly and deliberately maneuvers into shooting range and position for an effective shot. While stalking, you should try to move on a diagonal line, rather than directly toward the animal, since this is a less threatening movement pattern if the animal has spotted you.
This is what they teach in Hunter Education and how it is defined. And as I said before I disagree and I do agree with Matt on what is common practice.
Last edited by Emile; 07/04/25 03:54 PM.
