This for me as a beginner was huge, because when I started I didn't have deer hunting mates to pass that sort of wisdom along. I knew they used their noses, but had no concept of quite how much the deer relied on their sense of smell. Their eyesight is pretty good too, especially for movement. So take advantage of that invite to tag along with your mates, there is a bit to learn. And then join/do the Deerstalkers Assn Hunts Course, well worth it as it covers clothing, equipment, maps, rifles etc.
And clothes wise, you don't "really need" camo. If you are in open country, staying downwind and low to the ground helps lots. If you are in the bush, finding sign, and slowing down hugely and looking lots will help.
Good luck.
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