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While I don't hunt dense woods often, I have hunted some pretty thick brush and forested areas. I typically run the same basic stand. Exceptions are: 1 - I don't have to walk as far because it's easier to hide the ride (and its sound) in thicker foliage; 2 - I start out much quieter on the call because a critter could be closer (very important to be ready; 3 - I look much harder for a good downwind opening to catch those that try to circle for a sniff (or a barrier to discourage that kind of behavior); 4 - I may stay quieter overall and run stands closer together if there's good sign (in the open desert I put a mile or so between stands).

[QUOTE="DesertRam, post: 3225482, member: 129"] While I don't hunt dense woods often, I have hunted some pretty thick brush and forested areas. I typically run the same basic stand. Exceptions are: 1 - I don't have to walk as far because it's easier to hide the ride (and its sound) in thicker foliage; 2 - I start out much quieter on the call because a critter could be closer (very important to be ready; 3 - I look much harder for a good downwind opening to catch those that try to circle for a sniff (or a barrier to discourage that kind of behavior); 4 - I may stay quieter overall and run stands closer together if there's good sign (in the open desert I put a mile or so between stands). [/QUOTE]

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