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Most of us know what’s in our hunting packs as well as we know what’s in our wallets. Okay, maybe sometimes even better. State wildlife [...]

Ah … spring. What a great time to get outside, minus, of course, the mud caked to your dog’s belly and the ticks cruising their way to your nether regions. Even so, there should be no excuses not to search the elk hills for shed antlers. Let’s say you find an antler. Now what? Well, we asked our members via Facebook, “What good is an elk antler?” And they responded. Below are 50 of our favorite ways to use your prized finds. [...]

The cost-benefits (or not) of hiring a tag application service. Like a lyric in the mind-numbing Britney Spears song, “Oops! I Did It Again,” I [...]

Go farther, faster and quieter for elk with a little know-how and some chain oil. Since some of my camp partners and I started hunting [...]

Making your own burger out of elk is easy and fun; my kids love the sounds meat makes when it goes through the grinder. Start [...]

Once boned out, there is a giant pile of meat waiting to be unfolded. Begin separating the muscles by following the natural lines of the [...]

Good hits come harder after bad shots. Fire as if you have only one chance. Then fire again.by Wayne van Zwoll The best way to [...]

Hunting elk with Randy Newberg during the Post-Rut. This ELK TALK video describes the most difficult time to tag a public land bull elk. The [...]

Hunting elk with Randy Newberg during the Peak Rut. This is the most exciting time for hunting elk; bugles, cow calls, active and vocal elk [...]

Being able to locate animals in difficult terrain is the starting point to every successful hunt. With today’s modern optics, we have more advantage than [...]

Randy Newberg, Hunter explains how simple things such as target color can alter the accuracy of your range finder. White reflects a stronger signal back [...]

By Ralph Ramos Stir up the bulls with lots of girl talk. Bulls are greedy lovers in search of as many cows as they can [...]

The first elk I shot dropped so fast I recall no movement. The round struck it in the neck at 75 yards. One instant the [...]

“It’s over until tonight,” said my guide. The “it” in question was the hunt. The reason? Rising temperatures causing unpredictable shifts in the mountain thermals [...]

Make Noise to Get Close Think rattling is just for whitetails? Check out the video above with elk extraordinaire Ralph Ramos as he shows you [...]