It's a grazing animal, how much advantage does one really need.

Tons of great info here, but i think Trumpkins tip is the best i have read- listen more than talking!

Dont step on copperheads====makes 'em mad!

Take more photos than you think.  One day your hunting buddy will be gone and you'd wish you had more.  Miss ya Grandpa!

If you have to pee, try standing on a rock or log, this will keep the "spray" from hitting your boots.

Hunting buddy said I should share this too.  Use your brain, in all things hunting.  I carry two lights, one is a head lamp the other, small cheap hand light.  The hand light is my "multi tool", I have small cotton balls/vaseline in plastic bag around the handle on one side, on other waterproof matches (I did cheap wood ones with clear fingernail polish from dollar store) in plastic bag, around that is Orange duct tape few layers (can be used for signaling, fire, repair or other uses), then around that is 20 feet of paracord tied to handle-this is pull rope and can be used for other things. Note- have other with new paratinder, which has firestarter and special line that can be used for cutting too. 

Hunt with your ears

1. When a jaybird raises Hail, stand up and start looking that direction

  If you have any pine trees and a small film canister go collect some of that old hard tree sap that looks like white crystals and keep in your pack just in case you need to light a fire . That pine sap light easy and can ignite fast.Worth having in your pack.