Listen to those who have suggested learining in the field under the guidance of an expereinced, successful deer hunter. There are entirely too many little things that are very often left out of the "For Show" programs. These are almost always geared more towards entertaining us, promoting thier sponsors,getting to the kill scene, etc.than being centered on "how to" education.Some shows do better than others. You certanily cannot experience bone chilling cold of a December eastern Montana or burning thigh mucles that come with a long hike though the hill country of Tennessee or be taken aback picking up the odor of a rank scrape at the edge of a Mississippi swamp bottom or feeling that rush or hearing an Alabamasquirrel fuss at a passing deer only to figure out that squirrel was fussing for fussing's sake or feel the numbing of the buttocks that comes with hours of sitting in a Texas box blindwaiting for the shooter buck to walk by ... well maybe you can get to that sensation of you couch potato long enough watching the videos.