RE: Who still hunts?
I live in southern Indiana in the ohio river valley. We have really steep and roling hills that usually have creeks or streams running through their valleys as tributaries to the ohio. I've had alot of success still hunting on these hills because often their isn't alot that can grow on these hill sides and the deer will bed down and rest their during the mid part of the day. What I do is I walk in slow and pick a spot where I have a good vantage point and just sit there and wait for about 40 minutes to an hour. Then I'll pick a place at the limits of where I can see and slowly creep toward that place and sit and wait. Thats pretty much how I do it. I've read that your suppose to sit shorter and move more often than that. The key for me is being able to see. I personally am not very good at shooting deer on the run when I kick them up. The main things are move slow and take your time.