Hunting rutting whitetails can be exciting because otherwise-slow days can turn into dynamic action in seconds when a hot doe courses through your hunting area.
While there are so many things that can go awry when a buck finally presents a shot, stand placement relative to wind direction should not be one of them. If you frequent hill or bluff country, or even mountain terrain, discerning sometimes-fickle wind patterns is key to tagging deer.
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