BradA
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Whatever it takes to kill
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Dsnow.... you must be in great marathon shape and maybe a little crazy! Don't you think you may betx wasting valuable time walking instead of actual hunting or glassing? Perhaps you need to find new places to hunt that have elk closer to where you park. Do you have any idea how many elk you may have walk past, hidden perhaps in little pockets, just off your trail or path. There are numerous secondary roads in all western states in our National Forests that are in prime elk country; and, usually during the rut and later when snow is on the ground, the elk cross these roads very frequently. Hunters needs to be flexible and need to hunt smart with effective tactics and save energy for what could be several pack out trips. If you're in 10 to 20 miles without pack animals, you'll need more than being in marathon shape.I’ll mess up the average a bit. I probably average 6-10 a day but I have done 20 mile days.
How many animals did you harvest this year? How many days hunted per animal harvested? You obviously know nothing about me…Dsnow.... you must be in great marathon shape and maybe a little crazy! Don't you think you may betx wasting valuable time walking instead of actual hunting or glassing? Perhaps you need to find new places to hunt that have elk closer to where you park. Do you have any idea how many elk you may have walk past, hidden perhaps in little pockets, just off your trail or path. There are numerous secondary roads in all western states in our National Forests that are in prime elk country; and, usually during the rut and later when snow is on the ground, the elk cross these roads very frequently. Hunters needs to be flexible and need to hunt smart with effective tactics and save energy for what could be several pack out trips. If you're in 10 to 20 miles without pack animals, you'll need more than being in marathon shape.
I'm starting to think you haven't a clue about hunting much of anything.Dsnow.... you must be in great marathon shape and maybe a little crazy! Don't you think you may betx wasting valuable time walking instead of actual hunting or glassing? Perhaps you need to find new places to hunt that have elk closer to where you park. Do you have any idea how many elk you may have walk past, hidden perhaps in little pockets, just off your trail or path. There are numerous secondary roads in all western states in our National Forests that are in prime elk country; and, usually during the rut and later when snow is on the ground, the elk cross these roads very frequently. Hunters needs to be flexible and need to hunt smart with effective tactics and save energy for what could be several pack out trips. If you're in 10 to 20 miles without pack animals, you'll need more than being in marathon shape.
I was correct! You're probably in great shape and a little crazy...good set up! And you no nothing about me.How many animals did you harvest this year? How many days hunted per animal harvested? You obviously know nothing about me…
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I would say "determined".and a little crazy...
Did you take your medicine today?I'm starting to think you haven't a clue about hunting much of anything.
And you no nothing about me.
I wasn’t the one telling someone how to hunt differently. I actually said nothing about your way of hunting and you took it upon yourself to critique my hunting and tell me I need to do it differently.I was correct! You're probably in great shape and a little crazy...good set up! And you no nothing about me.
I happen to know where Dsnow hunted, I hunted it (successfully) and he did it the exact same way I did. Well, other than the cart to get the elk out.Did you take your medicine today?
My bad! Know....satisfied?I do know, you don't no how to spell!
Well stated. Sounds like you hunt smart. Others probably need to take your advice, then they wouldn't need to walk so far.There's lots of different situations but I hike a lot less than I used to. If you're in a decent area for glassing, I don't think you should be hiking a whole lot to find elk. Although you absolutely SHOULD be hiking in the dark to your glassing locations. Find elk with your optics 1-3 miles out and then go bust your ass if you need to in order to kill one. Don't kill yourself finding elk.
Answer the questions man. I’m trying to learn from the experts!!!!Well stated. Sounds like you hunt smart. Others probably need to take your advice, then they wouldn't need to walk so far.
Pink hat off to Dsnow9. He kills stuff without bone on it's head for the pure joy of hunting. I took my SIL on his first ever bull elk hunt last year. Successful. Next year, cow elk in the Breaks if he can draw as a dreaded NR. mtmuleyI would say "determined".