• Be aware of your surroundings: Hunters generally know where hiking trails are located, so it's not a bad idea to stick to established trails and limit off-trail trampings at this time of year.    
• Follow the lead of hunters when you dress for a fall hike. Items of blaze-orange clothing that are visible from all directions are best. For instance, an orange cap or an orange jacket encircle the wearer in color. Inexpensive, orange, vinyl vests are easy to come by too.   


• Avoid wearing white during hunting season. A flash of white may be mistaken for the white of a deer's tail. 


• Don't forget your pets either -adorn them with hunter orange and keep them close to you.   


• Keeping in mind that there are many areas where the hiking is great and the hunting isn't, many often head for the high country for an autumn outing. There are some areas where the habitat isn't attractive to game, but where views are well worth the trip. Consider hiking away from areas that are popular with hunters.        
• Educate yourself as to what hunting season is active in your area: you might ask the proprietor of your local sporting goods shop, or check with the folks at your state Fish & Game Department.    


• If you're driving in an area known for deer crossings drive slowly and take caution especially during the night, at twilight and early morning          


• Always carry first aid supplies. But you knew that already, right?   

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