Try to get a topo map of the area so you know what kind of terrain to expect. From there I would look for ridge lines or creek beds to hunt. Anything that might be a natural funnel. You will probably be better off in a stand but if you must stalk, well, still hunt. Walk with the wind in your face and the sun at your back if possible. Take a few slow quiet steps at a time. Stop often and stay still for several minutes before you start walking again. When you are stopped look and listen to the woods around you very carefully. Get as scent free as you can and post pics of what you kill! Good luck!