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Elk are a chatty bunch sometimes. Know when to use that to your advantage and what to do when they go silent.  This wasn’t right. [...]

As hunters, we do everything wrong when trying to avoid encounters with other predators. We’re quiet, keep the wind in our face and smell like [...]

There’s an easy way and a hard way to do everything. Building a good survival kit sometimes requires both. The easy part is selecting items [...]

The loin, aka, backstrap, runs the length of the backbone and provides the best steaks known to man, save for maybe the tenderloins, which are [...]

March 15 is a critical deadline for hunters interested in applying for elk and deer permits for the 2018 elk and deer hunting season. Montana [...]

A seasoned outfitter and guide tells you how to get along with your guide and have your best elk hunt ever It’s not easy being [...]

Our friends over at goHUNT.com teach you how to make the most out of a rainy hunting season. From approximately July through September, the Southwest [...]

If you bowhunt, then you’re not one to back away from a challenge. And pursuing hard-hunted elk on public land might be the ultimate test. [...]

Ask for references and call them. Then, ask for names and contact info of other hunters who were in camp and call them too. The [...]

Too much technology can sometimes get in the way of a good day hunting. The battery in your laser range-finder goes out—too bad you didn’t [...]

Why should you research your dream unit annually? It’s worth doing legwork for the day you actually draw.  Play the point gameThe vast majority of [...]

Those massive hindquarters look more daunting than they are, but you need a good starting point. There is more than one way to cut up [...]

If you’re the average elk hunter, you don’t have enough coin to buy the best of everything. Doing so would likely mean a second mortgage. [...]

Got a new scope? Maybe you haven’t pulled a trigger since last fall? Either way, rifle season means you may need to reacquaint yourself with [...]

I clenched the diaphragm call in my teeth, let go a squeal and nervously gripped my bow. Underbrush crackled nearby as an animal eased my way. [...]