Welcome Sir - We look forward to hearing from you. I am in the USA in KY and while I have hunted some other parts of the world that is not my home range. Locally, my big game hunting is confined mostly to Eastern Whitetail deer and wild boar which originated from European black boar transplanted many decades ago.
I hunt deer only in Kentucky and West Virginia. It is done mostly in deep woods using a still hunting method where the hunter selects a "Stand" to hunt based on deer's activity patterns and likely routes to/from food, water and bedding sites. Hunting the rut also allows us to use scent lures and rattling of horns to attract dominant bucks. No spot n stalk as the terrain makes silent movement almost impossible. Sometimes we put one game drives but I have never found them to be very productive. Shots are close most of the time less than 100y with max range being about 200y. Nothing like our Western States.
Something non American hunters often do not realize is how diverse the different USA states are. I am in the Appalachian Mountain range that is heavy timber. The Desert Southwest is more open, dry, with sparse cover. The Northwest is very wet and even more trees and cover than back East. The plains are grassland but the Rockies are steep, tall mountains with lots of rocks. Out West we have to deal with more large predators such as Wolves, Grizzly Bears, and Mountain lions. In the East it is only Coyotes, Bobcats and Black Bears which are smaller and less aggressive. Then there is Alaska. Totally different from all the rest. And Texas, a whole nother country. My Texas friends say they can hunt anything except Black Bears and Giraffes.
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And I'm new to this site. I'm still exploring and not sure where to write some reports 
