Here's the thing - in the US you have been conditioned to believe that technology solves everything.
Shooting - no need to practice shooting, you just need a $600 Leupold scope and a $2500 rifle.
Golf - forget the driving range, all you need is a $2,000 set of custom Nike clubs. Your slice - probably your shoes.
Softball - what your local team league needs is a $400 bat.
Home defense - you cannot stop a home invasion without an M4 and an EOTECH
Hunting - $300 in Under Armor bibs / jacket, carbon / silver lined underclothes, 'stealth' boots, $5 each broadheads, cover scent, lure scent, UV killer, unscented deodorant, etc, etc, etc.
Look at it this way - prior to 1960 there was no camo anything. The average hunter had wool pants and a cotton 'duck' canvas field coat. They had a 30-30 or 30-06 rifle, either bolt or lever. I guarantee there were more clean kills made at better ranges than currently. If you are a new hunter, learn about hunting. It takes time in the woods and experience - no amount of gear will make a difference.
Dress so you don't sweat. Get in early and stay late. Know the area. Stay down wind. Don't move, don't text, don't pee where you are sitting. Be quiet. After you get settled and are doing the above for about 45 mins you will see some animals. You may hunt all day and never see a deer, regardless of what you do or don't do.