In Trophy Tactics II, there is one segment on tree stand placement/hunting and one chapter on still hunting. I don't recall reading anything about other methods, whereas Haugen's book discusses ground blinds, party drives and everything in between. While Iverson's book primarily focuses on two hunting strategies, the review you mention misrepresents the spirit, focus and totality of this book. Trophy Tactics II explores scouting, hunting strategies, maps and internet study, controlling human odors, the importance of wind direction for both hunting strategies and analyzing deer behavior, ballistics, ethics, and even includes an explanation of scoring trophy racks. Iverson relates that he is a still hunter at heart, but subsequent to his focus on trophy bucks, he has employed tree stands almost exclusively. Haugen's book is worth reading, but Iverson's book is PACKED with information. I'll read a paragraph, then go back and read it twice again, reflecting on the area I'm currently scouting.
