• Serves 6-8 • Preparation Time: 25 minutes • Cooking Time: 30 minutes One of my favorite dishes to serve to family and friends is [...]

I slowly nocked an arrow. The cow that had me pinned finally broke her stare. I was looking to a cluster of trees to my [...]

549 acres and 3 billion gallons protected and secured Almost 30 years ago, RMEF played a pivotal role in forever protecting Dome Mountain, indispensable winter [...]

Hunting elk is good fun. But as anyone who has ever killed an elk knows, the real work starts once the tag is notched. In [...]

On the walls of the Shakhty Caves in the Pamir Mountains of Central Asia there are paintings of hunters adorned in animal skins hunting wild [...]

Fine-tuningLet’s say you have the numbers and found a great deal on some of last year’s arrows. It’s time to paper tune, which is literally [...]

Chances are, there’s a bear lurking somewhere in every elk hunter’s mind. From California to Pennsylvania, anybody who hunts elk is likely in bear country. [...]

The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a bit biased but we believe elk photos are almost always stunning and beautiful. Having said that, the image [...]

From cutting firewood to pounding tent stakes to hacking through a rib cage, there’s a place in every elk camp for a trusty axe or [...]

The herd spooked. Bulls, cows and yearlings ran full tilt across the field toward a range fence—one built for cattle and strung with five strands [...]

If you’re a member, you’ve probably noticed that Bugle isn’t the only mail you receive from RMEF. Over the course of a year, you could [...]

Today’s high-tech, high-speed bows can be a fickle lot when it comes to the arrows they like best. You wouldn’t jack a .270 shell into [...]

Let’s say you’re already well-versed in shooting range safety: always assume your weapon is loaded, safety on at all times, etc. But how about protecting [...]

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 [...]

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. [...]