Gunplummer

If the deer are already bedded, you could have trouble. Lay down and look into the pines. If they are old the bottoms will be dead and the deer can see a long way when bedded. They will see your legs long before you spot them. Same way with mountain laurel. Deer usually lay right on the top edge of a mountain. It looks thick to you when you are climbing, but a bedded deer can see down the mountain a couple hundred yards and spots your legs. Not saying it can't be done, I shoot most of my deer when moving around, there is just more to it than you think. Well, the learning is the fun part. Good luck.