I guess it depends a good deal on your definition of ALONE
I usually camp with 4-6 guys and we all sit up each night and look over the topo maps and decide how, best to hunt an area, each guy usually select a section or a large canyon or a similar area to hunk knowing that If hes successful he has help packing out the elk, but we don,t normally hunt so we are in sight of each other much of the time, but each member is effectively covering movement of game the others might cause. because we intentionally hunt adjacent areas, in the same canyon each day, we seldom hunt the same canyon again for at least several days to give it a chance to calm down and not be overly presured as that tends to move game out of the area.
a canyon could easily be 5-7 miles long and a mile or more across so its not like we control it or can control others from hunting it at the same time
I usually camp with 4-6 guys and we all sit up each night and look over the topo maps and decide how, best to hunt an area, each guy usually select a section or a large canyon or a similar area to hunk knowing that If hes successful he has help packing out the elk, but we don,t normally hunt so we are in sight of each other much of the time, but each member is effectively covering movement of game the others might cause. because we intentionally hunt adjacent areas, in the same canyon each day, we seldom hunt the same canyon again for at least several days to give it a chance to calm down and not be overly presured as that tends to move game out of the area.
a canyon could easily be 5-7 miles long and a mile or more across so its not like we control it or can control others from hunting it at the same time