Written By - Andrew Gegelman - 10/10/2007
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In recent days, the art of spot and stalk hunting has been overshadowed by the use of tree stands and ground blinds. With everyone€™s busy schedules it is hard to find the time to spend either learning how to spot and stalk, or refining your already learned techniques. The techniques of the spot and stalk hunter are widely varied, but no matter how different they are, they all come down to utilizing the same tactics. Becoming a good spot and stalk hunter takes practice, and lots of fine tuning, but it is attainable by anyone who wants to learn.
The quality of gear we have at our disposal has helped make stalking big game a lot easier. Lightning fast bows, laser range finders, and scent lock suits have helped increase the percentage of successful hunts, but getting within range without spooking the animals is still of utmost concern. Here are a couple of different ideas that could make your hunts more successful.