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No need to fear. You are safer in the woods during hunting season than walking the streets of most cities, riding an ATV, or hundreds of other things we all do everyday. Like looking both ways before crossing the street though, or only swimming with a buddy, there are some things you should do to be more safe. Wear Blaze orange, especially a hat, don't crawl through the brush or other activities that would make a hunter think it was an animal and not a person, if you see a hunter, make sure he sees you, just like you would the driver of a car, make eye contact, waving at him with that blaze orange hat will usually get a friendly wave in return, be courteous, if you see a hunter, he probably wants to be left alone more than you do, so walking up to him is not considered real friendly (if he's right beside a trail, it's his own fault), always let someone know where you are weather in the woods or out on the town, carry a whistle in case you get lost or sprain an ankle. Probably a lot more sage advice around here, but what do you mean you have no life? Walking in the woods is great fun. Find somebody to take you hunting and you'll see that walking in the woods is a huge part of the enjoyment we all get out of it.