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Originally Posted by dustinjoels
I recommend not walking in the coulees or draws. My best success has been to walk out in a field for 200-300 yards and then crawl up to the edge of the coulee and peer in. This helps to avoid skylining. Sit for a few minutes and glass as far as you can in both directions. If you spot a deer in the distance, back out and crawl/stalk to the edge where you've seen the deer. If you see nothing, back away from the edge, walk a few hundred yards and repeat.
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I learned it depends on your definition of "walk in". I found using shallower draws that led into the larger coulees I wanted to glass worked well because you kept your body shape below the horizon then I could walk right in and have less chance of spooking anything up. Then its only a 20 yard crawl to get into glassing position if needed.