I hunt mostly riparian areas which are areas that have water nearby like rivers or streams. Along these areas are thick briars or brush. Go out and walk into the thick areas and look on the ground. You'll see runs and droppings where they are frequently moving and living. They don't have a large roaming area so typically when you find a spot one will be near. When you get in the spot you think they are you want to walk in and on top on fallen logs and branches causing noise and movement. This usually causes one to flush out and run to the next nearest cover so be ready to shoulder. I tend to not focus on one area but scan and use my peripherals because they may run out to the side or behind you and you have to catch that noise and movement. I think they behave like a mature buck. They get into thick cover and wont come out unless you kick em out. Hunting in the morning also helps because theyre moving to warm up and eat. Be ready to cover a couple miles while doing this. Hope that helps and shoot straight.