Bowhunting Modern Elk Book

[Archelk]

$50.00 + tyd.

 

[Wyoming270]

Are modern elk different to bow hunt than ancient elk?

 

[Archelk]

I guess not. Pretty good tips in here though.

 

[Wyoming270]

I usually just sneak up and shoot them.

 

[warmer]

I usually just sneak up and shoot them.

Pretty solid tip right there!

 

[MTTW]

When I was a kid elk were about 50 times more likely to come to a gas pipe bugle.

Today you are about 50 times more likely to hear other hunters calling elk.

I think elk Today are very different than ancient elk. In my lifetime elk behavior has changed drastically at least on public land, in and out of the rut.

 

[Wyoming270]

When I was a kid elk were about 50 times more likely to come to a gas pipe bugle.

Today you are about 50 times more likely to hear other hunters calling elk.

I think elk Today are very different than ancient elk. In my lifetime elk behavior has changed drastically at least on public land, in and out of the rut.

Most of my adjusting is just to how other hunters carelessly hunt. The elk arent really any different than they were, they just get different variables from strange hunters. Like the guys who bugle from the parking area for 20 minutes at 2pm then drive to the next public land plot. Being around elk, they tend to mostly take it realy quiet on the calling. 2 or 3 1/4 Mews is most i usually hear from a herd of 50 or so when they decide to pack up and leave because some guy is tramping through 3 ridges over.

 

[WyoCoalMiner]

Most of my adjusting is just to how other hunters carelessly hunt. The elk arent really any different than they were, they just get different variables from strange hunters. Like the guys who bugle from the parking area for 20 minutes at 2pm then drive to the next public land plot. Being around elk, they tend to mostly take it realy quiet on the calling. 2 or 3 1/4 Mews is most i usually hear from a herd of 50 or so when they decide to pack up and leave because some guy is tramping through 3 ridges over.

FFS! All you have to do is not buy the book.

 

[El Jason]

FFS! All you have to do is not buy the book.

No kidding. Nothing like crapping on a guy’s classified thread…

 

[Archelk]

All good. If you knew me you would say I deserve it. However, it is still available!

 

[Wyoming270]

No kidding. Nothing like crapping on a guy’s classified thread…

Not crapping on his thread at all. I made a couple jokes to keep it at the top of the list for him. Hes getting advertising now.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

When I was a kid elk were about 50 times more likely to come to a gas pipe bugle.

Today you are about 50 times more likely to hear other hunters calling elk.

I think elk Today are very different than ancient elk. In my lifetime elk behavior has changed drastically at least on public land, in and out of the rut.

I agree, I've only been at this elk hunting for 13 years. In that time certain areas I've hunted a lot the elk have changed how they respond and react to calling in a big way.

 

[Hilljackoutlaw]

If you're newer to elk hunting the book is definitely worth the read. Speaking of ancient things, reading a book to gain knowledge is that still a thing?

 

[Wyoming270]

If you're newer to elk hunting the book is definitely worth the read. Speaking of ancient things, reading a book to gain knowledge is that still a thing?

I still operate on books. The digital world of you dont own the download you bought concerns me. It wouldnt be very hard for someone to remotely wipe your stuff. All my digital media is backed up on physical hard drives off network.