Alright, let’s get the checklist. 1. Survey the terrain, note every path and cover spot. 2. Mark high‑traffic routes with faint, non‑suspicious markers. 3. Set up a bait station that only the deer will notice—maybe a fresh berry pile, not too obvious. 4. Lay a silent tripwire across the main route, tied to a lightweight trigger. 5. Prepare a net or snare that deploys with zero noise. 6. Hide a camera to confirm the hit and record the moment for poster‑docs. 7. Position team members at observation points, each with a clear line of sight. 8. Run a silent countdown—one minute per team member to ensure no one moves until everything is catalogued. 9. Keep all radios off; use hand signals only. 10. Celebrate with a quiet toast, no loud music—just a nod to the precision. Anything else?