Using open reed cow call to call in bull elk
The crazy Covid-19 situation has affected many of our lives. One thing that we can do while social distancing is break out the elk calls and […]
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Blood-trailing Elk 101
1) Use a powerful setup, large broadhead, and make a broadside shot 2) Arrow-hit elk often walk or run uphill before they drop 3) Flag […]
What is proper etiquette for tipping an elk guide?
How much should you tip an elk guide? Is it based off of harvest, experience, level of effort, or something else? That is the question […]
Setting Up for Elk Hunting Success – In the Zone (Episode 3)
In this Episode (Episode 3), Corey revisits an amazing morning of elk action in Idaho during the filming of the Destination Elk video series. After climbing nearly 2000 vertical feet with Corey and Donnie, hunt winner Tommy Davis was worn out. But he pushed himself to make it up the mountain to the bedding area, and the guys arrived just as the elk were settling in for the day. With two bulls answering the calls, Tommy and Donnie moved ahead to set up, hoping one of the bulls would come down the hill and into their shooting lane.
E-Scouting for Elk with Randy Newberg and onX (Part 11)
In Episode #11 of E-Scouting for elk, Randy Newberg brings it all together. This video is a "how to" video that explains how to execute your post-rut E-scouting plan on a day-by-day basis.
Llamas Will Extend My Backcountry Elk Hunting Days – Randy Newberg
For hunters who are wondering how many days of backcountry elk hunting they have ahead, llamas can extend that time frame. Good llamas are low maintenance, reliable, docile, and can carry more than you imagine. If you can still hike, a string of llamas can take the weight from your back and give you more days in the elk mountains.
E-Scouting for Elk with Randy Newberg and onX (Part 10)
In Episode #10 of E-Scouting for elk, Randy Newberg shows how he makes his E-scouting plan for the hardest period of all, the post-rut. You will see that onX system is critical for creating this plan. .
E-Scouting for Elk with Randy Newberg and onX (Part 9)
In Episode #9 of E-Scouting for elk, Randy Newberg goes through the entire process of creating an E-scouting plan for a pre-rut elk hunt. Randy […]
The Gutless Gutting Method
Our friends over at Eastman's Hunting Journals have put together a great compilation working through the Gutless Method for Big Game Animals.
The series of videos walks through removing the backstrap, removing the tenderloins, de-boning the hind quarters, de-boning the front quarters, caping an elk, and removing the head using only a knife!
E-Scouting for Elk with Randy Newberg and onX (Part 8)
In Episode #8 of E-Scouting for elk, Randy Newberg talks about the 5 different periods during which we hunt elk. Those seasons are Early Season, Pre Rut, Peak Rut, Post Rut, and Late Season
How To Master Elk Bugles
Learning to replicate elk sounds and having a comprehensive understanding of what elk sounds mean, will help increase your success in the field. Having the […]
Find the Biggest Bulls in Your Area
A lot of bowhunters are overly eager to score on public land bulls as the rut accelerates and nice bulls begin to appear. And I […]
5 Ways To Get Out Your Elk
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 […]
E-Scouting for Elk with Randy Newberg and onX (Part 7)
In Episode #7 of E-Scouting for elk, Randy Newberg talks about the needs elk have. Elk have 4 primary needs. They have 3 permanent needs; food, water and sanctuary, and 1 seasonal need; breeding.