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The Art of Trailcraft by Ben Long In the elk woods, animal sign is everywhere. The challenge lies in putting all the pieces together. The [...]

RIFLES: How to Choose a Bullet By Wayne van Zwoll Your only contact with a live elk is the little missile you send its way. [...]

SCOUTING REPORT: Paying to Play by Mark Kayser The cost-benefits (or not) of hiring a tag application service. Like a lyric in the mind-numbing Britney Spears [...]

Following up After the Shot with Wayne van Zwoll Wayne van Zwoll explains good technique for trailing an elk after it’s hit. [...]

Glassing for Game by Bill Blankenship The main reason for our success is a lot of scouting, and the key ingredient of successful scouting is [...]

SCOUTING REPORT Wallow Your Way to an Elk by Mark Kayser Mature bulls are suckers for a good wallow. Find one of these watering holes and [...]

The Core Elk Hunter   Chasing elk takes strong will. Packing them out takes an even stronger back. As soon as I stepped out of [...]

Plan Your Own Elk Hunt for $1,000 by Randy Newberg I hear it year-after-year. “Goin’ elk hunting?” “Nope, didn’t draw. You?” “Nah, didn’t draw either. [...]

  Bear Spray Demonstration for Hunters Craig Boddington, hunter journalist, demonstrates how and why hunters should use bear spray while they’re afield in bear country. [...]

  Glassing For Game Join Mark Kayser as he explains how to glass big country for elk and other game. [...]

SCOUTING REPORT: When Elk Talk … and When They Don’t by Mark Kayser Elk are a chatty bunch sometimes. Know when to use that to [...]

SCOUTING REPORT: From Cradle to Crock-Pot by Mark Kayser Find the ladies and the babies in early summer, and you’ll likely find the wide-beamed bachelors, too.  [...]

BOWHUNTING: Quirky Elk Traits Elk are two animals in one body. You get one version during the rut, and an entirely different beast the rest [...]

BOWHUNTING: Eight Ways to Die in Elk Country by Chuck Adams Chances are you won’t die on your next elk hunt. But a little prevention [...]

Bowhunting: Ground Blinds by Justin Karnopp This was my client’s first archery elk hunt and, hailing from the East Coast, he was much more at [...]