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Tagging this. It's a problem for me too. I spend a ton of time in the woods and sometimes wonder if I could be more efficient with my time.But I do have some things I've learned. First and most importantly, GoogleEarth and Onyxmaps. This is so important! You can save a ton of driving and hiking if you study up on maps first. Switch between the topo and satellite layers and really study how everything looks. Look again after your trips. Studying the good areas will show you what to look for next time. This is also good for identifying access points like Kentrek said. Hunting is mostly about being in the right spot. Maps are your most important tool.A second suggestion: take up grouse hunting. Spend your weekends in September walking roads looking for birds. You'll see a ton of deer and you might start to notice where you see them most often. Like people said, more woods time leads to success. Having other interests that bring you to the woods is a huge help.