More often than not I dont tend to take much notice of random tracks. I hunt by noise, i'll follow a mating call or a warning, you know they are nearby, when i get closer i'll find a nice open vantage point and call them in with a lure, and when they emerge from the brush i'll i'm ready waiting to take them.
It also helps knowing the area/environment certain animals like, for example i just spent an hour hunting moose, got 4 by purely walking round the lakes keeping my eye on the shorelines/reeds.
Got my longest ranged shot tonight, just a tad over 404m with the .270 and standard scope, picked off a coyote that was just sitting and chilling in a bed down area, spotted it by chance when i visited a lookout tower in the far north east.
Firing point was the Lookout tower in the distance.