My best tip is to make sure you are updated on your tetanus shot. Look for areas that are easiest to cross that you will fit under or over. look for sections where the fence may be weak and a bit loose to lift the wires. Low wires or areas where deer can go over or under are a great choke point for deer. Great to put up a trail cam when you find those spots. These will be easier for you to cross or use to your advantage in several ways. The serious stuff aside. I would like to share a funny story about getting stuck on a barbwire fence. Was out hunting with my FIL once. Guy is a total jerk often. He went to cross the barbwire and it snagged him right in the crotch. I was like omg...trying not to laugh. I did NOT want to have to feel around my FIL old sac to even help him... Me trying not to laugh was making him more and more helpless and angry. I so wanted to leave that a-holes nuts stuck to that fence. But ugh I had to help him. Made sure to rip his pants too.