It’s a matter of preference, typically, but there are things to consider when choosing a time of day to hunt elk. Morning hunts give you more time to get the elk packed out, take pictures with your trophy and just enjoy the moment. Evening hunts feel more rushed, because you want to get back to camp before the temperatures drop. To have success elk hunting, you have to know wind direction. Elk usually go up and want to get where the winds are changing so they can smell. They cover a lot of ground, and you want to get even with them or above them.
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Mossy Oak's BULL RUSH • Episode 4
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Rocky Mountain Giant, Late Season Pla...
On this week's episode of Dream Season Live, we join Tayler Riggen, as he heads into the Rocky Mountains of Colorado in pursuit of a bull elk. Tayler is hunting with the Rocky Mountain elk foundation, and putting miles on the boots paid off when Tayler was able to wrap his tag around his biggest ...
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A Hunt 27 Years in the Making • Chasi...
Mossy Oak's Ben Maki and his long-time friend Austin Musselman finally turn their dreams into a reality. Two bulls come charging down the hill right towards Ben as he draws back his bow--this is an adventure you don't want to miss.
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