Hunters discussing Montana's Hunt District 393 highlight the need for understanding the area's diverse terrain, which ranges from mountainous regions to open fields, affecting game movement and accessibility. They emphasize the importance of scouting prior to the season to improve success rates, particularly in identifying key travel corridors and feeding areas for elk and deer. Game behavior often shifts due to pressure, so adapting strategies to hunt less traveled paths can be beneficial. Overall, preparation, flexibility, and thorough knowledge of the district's varied landscape contribute significantly to a successful hunt.