Tough Shot 5: Behind Cover
Some deer do not bolt at the first sign of a hunter. Instead they'll lurk behind cover and wait. The really cool ones will let you come within a few feet and then explode from their hideout, causing you to wet yourself.

So how to make this shot? Use your binoculars. Look for an antler, an ear, an eye, or a nose. If you can pick up three or four reference points, you can often get a good idea where the buck's body is. Your next step is to figure out where his lungs are and find a hole in the brush through which you can slip a bullet.

I wouldn't try this shot unless I was less than 100 yards from the deer and had a steady rest. And forget that stuff about your brush-bucking bullet bucking the brush. It won't.