The #1 Mistake Elk Hunters Make
In this Episode of the Elk Talk Podcast with Randy Newberg and Corey Jacobsen, presented by the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Corey and Randy discuss what Corey feels is the #1 Mistake Elk Hunters Make… Original Source
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Late Season Elk Hunting Strategies – (Episode 12)
In this Episode of the Elk Talk Podcast (Episode 12), Corey and Randy talk about hunting elk in the post-rut and late-season. They answer related questions from listeners, and share experiences and knowledge about hunting elk after the rut. Topics discussed include: -how to pick a general elk unit to hunt -glassing in archery season […]
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6 Afternoon Elk Hunting Tips
Early season elk hunting can be hot in the afternoon and early evening. Look for water because that’s where elk will be headed. It gets dark quickly, so don’t be afraid to move. Head to water, pay attention to the wind, call, move if necessary, be aware of losing light, and rely on previous experience, […]
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Effective Solo Elk Hunting Tactics
Archery elk hunting solo can be frustrating, exhausting but extremely rewarding all at the same time. In this video, we are going to talk about the tactics we have used over the years to find success with bow hunting on public ground. Original Source
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Post Rut – The 5 Phases of Elk Hunting
To be successful elk hunting, you need to find an elk. To do that, you need to understand the needs of elk and where they go to satisfy those needs. In this series sponsored by Leupold Optics, Randy breaks down the 5 phases of elk hunting with easy to understand explanations. The primary need a […]
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5 Tips for Hunting Elk
This is our 5 tips for getting ready for your hunt of a lifetime! Original Source
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General Elk Hunting Tips with Kristy Titus
Calling and being a successful archery elk hunter is simply time on the mountain learning to judge elk behavior, what they are telling you with their vocalizations, and putting all of that information together to create the best strategy that you can with the information that you know at the time. In the latest episode […]
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4 Tips for Hunting Bachelor Bull Elk
Secure in the distance, elk grazed in a mile long park of grass. A few young bulls stood among the 60-some elk, and every so often one of them turned sideways to reveal spikes or set of spindly antlers. More elk stood inside the forest edge at the top of the mountain, a good distance […]
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How Spring Elk Sheds Can Help Locate Your Next Trophy Bull
Hunting for whitetail shed antlers may dominate much of the country, but shed antler hunters in the West look for a bigger prize. Elk also shed their antlers annually and whereas a good whitetail shed antler may weigh in at two pounds, a hefty elk antler could tip the scales at 10 pounds or more. […]
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Six Ways to Improve Your Ground Blind Hunting Experience
Ground blind hunting is one of the coolest things to do for a couple of reasons, one of them being that you’re pretty much on eye level with the deer and other wildlife.Ground Blind Hunting comes in all forms. They can be something you build from natural vegetation or one more obvious like this Redneck […]
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