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  Yes. I live in the woods. I hike all the time and see deer all the time. In my car, from my deck, while walking, etc.
context: "cmv: why doesn't everyone have the exact same interests as me"
  Because that's exactly how your post reads. Different people find different things interesting. Did you know that people target shoot as a hobby? And those targets sit still in a firing range. How much easier can it get? >
  
  Why do people use a stick with a blunt end to hit a little white ball into a hole when they could just walk up and put it in? Why does anybody do anything? >
  
  So other people can sit around and call it overrated. >
  
  Would you like us to convince that you, personally, should enjoy deer hunting? Or would you like to better understand why other people enjoy deer hunting? >
  
  I'm asking why I should wake up early to go into the woods to shoot at animals that I see everyday on their own. >
  
  Well if you don't want to do it then don't do it I guess. People like different things, why do some people like baseball and others like football? >
  
  So you get to hang out in nature all day, climb up into trees, and if you're successful you get food from an animal you can be reasonably sure had a natural experience during it's life. That sounds like a win to many people. >
  
  Why does it take all day to kill an animal that stops and stares at you the second they see you driving down the street? I could've killed at least 4 deer last week alone sitting in my driver's seat. >
  
  Because forests are big relative to deer and most people don't hunt on public roads for obvious reasons? You see a lot of deer near some highway crossings because there's a lot of places where the only way for animals to freely move places they want to go is for them to cross the road and they tend to cluster around certain sections of the road.
  Have you ever been hiking? Or camping? You see a lot of squirrels and rabbits but it's not like you're seeing a deer every couple of minutes.