Kind of depends on what I'm hunting. Age and COPD doesn't allow for a whole lot of walking in the mountains.
For Antelope I find a spot where the cross from their bedding grounds to where they feed on hay fields.
I set up right in the middle of it, fix coffee with my little MSR WhisperLite stove and wait. I might have to move around a bit to get a shot within range, but not much.
Last year I was home with my buck within an hour and a half of starting my hunt but I rather set up my little tent and spend the night, gazing at stars and listening to coyotes.
Elk is different. I use a horse and ride along ridges giving me views of medows. The horse makes it handy for an old man to pack the critter out.
One of the best elk hunts I had was setting in camp doing nothing but drinking coffee and watching my granddaughter build snowmen.
