Uncategorized Elk News
Deer Harvest Up, Elk Harvest Down On Rocky Mountain Front - Nov. 09, 2010Hunters have started taking more deer but fewer elk on the Rocky Mountain Front as Montana?s general deer and elk five-week season approaches the halfway mark.
Woodland Park Elk Hunting Seminar - Sep. 16, 2010
Hunters looking for elk hunting tips are invited to a free Colorado Division of Wildlife seminar at the Woodland Park Public Library, Sept. 30 from 6-8 p.m.
Elk Hunt Forecast for 2010 - Aug. 20, 2010
Elk and elk hunting opportunities are abundant in much of North America, and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is offering a sneak peek at upcoming seasons in its annual roundup of hunt forecasts for 28 states and provinces, now posted at www.rmef.org.
Buy Deer and Elk Permits - Jun. 03, 2010
If you don't have a permit to hunt buck deer in Utah this fall, your next chance to get one begins June 17, 2010. That's when Northern Region rifle and muzzleloader permits that were not taken in this year's big game draw go on sale.
Taking cow elk during the rifle hunt - Jun. 02, 2010
If they have a cow elk permit for the same area, all bull elk hunters including rifle hunters can take a cow elk during this fall's bull elk hunt.
Calling All Screamers: Enter the Super Bowl of Elk Calling - Nov. 13, 2009
MISSOULA, Mont.?If you?re a screamer, bugler, grunter or chuckler, you may have what it takes to win the Super Bowl of elk calling, March 4-7, 2010, in Reno, Nev.
Flu-Prone Elk Hunters: It May be Altitude Sickness - Oct. 12, 2009
MISSOULA, Mont.-Flu is on everyone?s mind this autumn. So for hunters who start feeling lousy upon arrival in elk camp, the diagnosis may seem obvious. But, like skiers and mountain climbers, elk hunters at high elevations also are prone to altitude sickness with symptoms that look and feel like the flu?headache, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, fatigue, coughing, shortness of breath and trouble sleeping.
Five Reasons to Take a Cow Elk - Sep. 30, 2009
MISSOULA, Mont.-Your crosshairs shift undecidedly between a raghorn bull and a big cow, both standing broadside at 60 yards. The elk tag in your pocket makes both animals legal. Which one do you shoot?
