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Depends on the puzzle; it's certainly possible to design Sudoku puzzles that necessitate guessing, but most do not. It's possible you're just not familiar with some of the more complex ways to make deductions.
Maybe check this list - it could be that your puzzle requires some of the more advanced techniques that you aren't using.
Holy shit, I feel like I just had a Jimmy Neutron brain blast. Thanks for the link, I had no idea what was possible.
Interesting link, actually. Thanks.