Just get out there as much as possible and don't worry about screwing up. we've all done it. learn thru observation-and trial and error and hopefully you will continue to be a student of the outdoors from here on out. If you are hunting by yourself you might ask someone with knowledge and integrity to hunt w/you on your land if possible (choose wisely). What info we can give here will be increased ten fold by someone w/you in the field. move slowly, use cover to break up your outline--if a deer looks at you--hold still until they look away--have lots of patience and wait for the right shot. good luck--let us know what happens
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jrbsr--I challenge any deer to attack me while I am hunting (grin)