User manual GAMES PC DEER HUNTER 4

[. . . ] Welcome to Deer Hunter 4 Welcome to Deer Hunter 4 Help Going on a Daily Hunt Going on a Daily Hunt The Daily Hunt option is for those who do not wish to enter into a season hunt, but instead prefer to experience a one-time hunting expedition. All of your hunting experiences are stored with your hunter. If you have not yet created a hunter, you do so first. To go on a daily hunt: 1. From the Main Menu, click the Type of Hunt button. [. . . ] A deer is much more likely to notice a hunter moving than that is standing completely still. Similarly, never let yourself be silhouetted for the deer's view. Keep something behind you, preferably something the same shade as your camo, such as trees, high grass or brush. If a deer senses danger, but cannot locate the source of the danger, they will often try to spook the approaching predator by Practicing Your Shooting stomping one of their feet and calling loudly. As they stomp their feet, tiny glands on their hooves release a strong smelling chemical that tells other deer to avoid the area. If you see a deer stomping, you can possibly get away with not spooking it by remaining very still, but remember that other deer will tend to avoid the area for a while. The sense of smell for deer can pick up unnatural smells from hundreds of yards away in the right conditions. Because of this, will need to plan your hunt so that the deer is always upwind of you. If you have a deer downwind, it will almost always smell and bolt. Wearing the cover scent will help, but its not foolproof. When looking for a hunting spot, look for signs of deer activity. Droppings, tracks, trails and scrapes are the obvious things, but also be on the lookout for things that might indicate deer feeding or bedding area. Crop fields and fruit or nut trees are sources of feeding for the deer in late fall and winter, so these will be high traffic area for the deer. During the rut, deer are extremely territorial. Big bucks will generally work scrapes and rubs around the perimeter of their once every day or two. If you see a small buck in the area that you are hunting, that is often times a sign that a big buck is not the same general area, since the larger buck would most likely run the smaller one off. There are exceptions to this, as small bucks sometimes don't have a home territory of their own and must wander looking for one, but its often best to keep moving try to find that monster buck. Learn how to use the calls and scents properly. Blowing a grunt call in rapid succession 10 times will almost always spook the deer. But a doe bleat, followed by the tending call of a rutting buck will often bring in that territorial monster buck looking for the intruding buck. Also, blowing a grunt call is often a good way to get a deer to stop moving for a clean shot. Lastly, when deer spook, they will generally try to get on one of their known trails and head towards a bedding area or water. [. . . ] Below is a picture of the Journal as it looks when it is open: Using Deer Calls Notes on Using the Journal: ! To open the journal, click on it's icon in your inventory list. You must have selected the journal as part of your in order for it to be available. The journal will open on the pages last displayed. A cursor will appear on the currently available page. [. . . ]