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Elk are smart. The biggest bulls haven’t become the biggest bulls due to a lack of caution. Increased hunting pressure has given wily bulls a PhD in survival, and unless the stars align, an approachin …

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September in the elk woods is a magical time. The mountain air fills with cooling winds and thundering bugles while snow begins to fall on the peaks. Testosterone-loaded bulls crash up and down mounta …

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Few hunting strategies and tactics work perfectly alone. They require the power of human conception and planning to meld into the ideal ambush. Occasionally, a single tactic of a hunt works wonders. B …

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Jerry McPherson is an avid elk hunter. Tired of even thinking about how he might lug a bulky 3D elk decoy into the backcountry, he decided to come up with something better: a 2D, realistic, lightweigh …

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Antelope hunting is so fun. However, success statistics can be misleading. While kill percentages often linger into the 90% range, it’s still far from a guaranteed hunt. Mastering proper hunting techn …

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Antelope, also known as pronghorns, are commonly found in western states in the shortgrass prairies east of the Rocky Mountains. Most states require a drawing for a tag to hunt the antelope and let no …

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