Equipment would be whatever weapon I am hunting with, binoculars, and a wind checker. I always have a backpack on, but that is not just for the stalking portion of the hunt.

Clothing is generally just something light and soft. There are times though that I like to break out the 3D camo suit.

Camouflage is generally just something that matches my terrain.

If given a choice I prefer to approach from higher up and from the backside of the animal. Remember while stalking up on your chosen animal to look around for other animals so as not to spook any of them as well.

Always pay attention to the wind. If the wind is steady you can get away with a nice cross or quartering wind, but it is generally easier with the wind in your face (at least it gives me a little peace of mind).

I would prefer all shots to be within 30 yards, but realistically that does not always happen.

Before shooting, I check the body language of the animal I am stalking, check the wind, check for "spoilers", make sure I have a shooting lane, etc. etc. It just really depends on the situation.....and a lot can happen in five seconds.

Depending on where I am hunting I will generally start my search by reaching a vantage point and glassing, or still hunting through a known hangout.

General tips......I like to hunt in athletic shoes (cross trainers, hiking, etc.) because they are normally quite a bit ligher than boots, and usually you can get a good feel for what is under your feet with them. Depending on the terrain I sometimes will stalk the last 50 or so yards in my socks to cut down on noise.

If you go slow, pay attention to the wind, and keep a sharp eye out you will be successful. Have fun.