How do you all like to hunt/scout thick woods in elevations 2000-5000.?

Below or above sea level?

Closest I can get to5000 feet is via airplane. Most mountain tops around me are only 2000 to 2500.

Sounds like fun, where are you talking about?

In Florida the closest we can get is 345 feet...........

In Indiana about the highest elevation I can think of is 900 feet , we don't have hills that high and we certainly don't have mountains . We do have some pretty thick woods though . This is the view from my favorite ground blind:

That's considered light woods for here .

I often hunt paper company lands in northern Maine and New Hampshire. Most places are between 1000-3000 feet above sea level. The woods are thick and are comprised of a mix of hardwoods and conifer. I like to focus on the sags and saddles that are near the peaks. I find the larger deer like to cross through the saddles. I am a tracker and usually hunt in snow so those areas deserve most of my attention. Bucks will scrape in the more open transition areas of a saddle and often bed on the lip facing a steep slope with the wind at their backs.

Im hunting in a part of the washington cascades. Most elevations ABOVE SEA LEVEL are at the 2000-3000 range, but some can get pretty high. just want to know how you all like to hunt thick woods.

i hunt in nc and not to high above sea level but defenetly thick

Go to North Western NC on the Tenn. border.