I find that an interesting tactic in that so many of the experts today say that if a veteran buck gets pressured he'll evacuate an area. So they suggest a zero impact approach until you are releasing your arrow. A lot of advice I see is based on luxuries I don't have: unlimited land, low pressure, older deer, easier terrain. Some of the hunts I see on tape look like something any first year hunter could figure out. Like DC said, it's a little more difficult down in the Southeast with pine plantations, cutovers, un-interupted hardwoods.

Dr. Kroll has a few good chapters about transition zones and inside corners, that apply to just about any type of environment. It manifests itself different in every area but it follows the same concept.