I was meaning slowly walking through woods, frequently stopping and such. From reading the replies I think some call it stalking. Either way if anyone has tried it, has there been much luck? I’d think rainy days/ damp days would be best so you wouldn’t make much noise
If you plan on jumping deer those are the best times or windy or breezy days. But most of them you kill will be on their feet moving. Don't look for a whole deer look for parts of a deer. Ever few steps is a new view . If you jump a nice buck dont just think he'll run to the next county . He wight just circle you . Move to the left or right he may just run over you in a little while coming back to his home . You need to know the land really really well
Thing about doe groups they like staying together . I have jump groups of does and young deer . If the scatter them ever which way id just set down a little futher ahead and kill what ever came back looking for the others .
