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dy,
From your post I take that you are more interested in shooting a deer, than you are shooting competition. If this is true, then when you practice at the range, quit worrying about your stance, and try every position you can get into, that you might encounter in a real hunt.
I have shot deer from bending around a tree, squatted down behind a bush, stretched over a big rock, sitting on the ground, hanging from a tree, you name it. There is no perfect form for a hunter, only for competition shooters. Whatever position that puts the sights on the deer, is the perfect position. I'm sure most of the hunters on the forum will agree with this, as we have all had the same things happen to us on hunts.
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