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POST RUT Elk Hunting - Tactics to Kill a Late Season Bull
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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- As the rut winds down and elk start changing their behavior, it's important to adapt as a hunter. In this video, Trail talks about some of the lessons he's learned over the years chasing post rut elk.
If you've got any questions, leave a comment below and Trail will get back to you!
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I killed a 360 bull in AZ unit 23 on 11-30-19. All of these points are spot on. One thing I will add is, concentrate on the north facing slopes. If it snows a lot, and then warms, the elk will go out of their way to find the slopes where snow remains. They love bedding down in the cold snow.
Awesome suggestion! And thanks for watching.
Hi @flyfishaz! I have that hunt this year. That sure gets me excited! (As if i wasnt already!) Thank you so much for this insight! It is generous of you to offer this information.
Stoves (wall tent or teepee style) not allowed in Colorado second season in some areas affected by the ongoing fires. Check for US Forest and BLM alerts and restrictions before venturing out.
Wait, you guys have glassing points?
Great content and advice. Thank you from Canada, we are out on last day of elk hunt today November 30 2021.
Alberta
Thanks for the support!
Thanks Trail! Gonna be aiming for cows this October but ALWAYS valuable information from GoHunt! Love the free hat as well!
I was lucky enough to get a late season Arizona bull tag this year. I’m expecting a very tough hunt.
I have a late season Bull tag, Dec 3-9, 22 N. I have 5 days to Scout, definitely will be a tough hunt.
Best of luck this season!
How long do you usually stay at a glassing spot if you don’t see nothing?
It depends! Generally stay pretty mobile.
How much does the concentration of cover (and glassing limitations) influence your hunting area?
Got a 7e kachina peaks hunt gonna be a hard climb but hopefully that means less pressure
I got a late season hunt here in AZ 11/11. There's not alot of prime glass point since it is so thick. But I've seen plenty of sign on foot. My question is, if I find a promising spot, is it advantages to just sit it for a day since glossing is mostly out unfortunately
Bring a pad for your rss and under your feet even a piece of cardboard under your feet keeps them warmer while glassing
Good tip. I get cold feet easily and hadn't thought about bringing a little piece of cardboard for that.
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I’m hunting 581 in Colorado third season. Anyone got some tips? Or familiar with the area?
Hey Adam, thanks for reaching out. Our expert INSIDER team would love to help you out with this! Shoot them an email at insider@gohunt.com and they'll hop on a call with you. Best of luck!
Just went out for second season gmu 15 cow tag. Headed out for OTC third rifle this weekend and the next! Good luck boss.
Im an experienced hunter, first time elk hunting though. I will say, go where others are too lazy to go. That simple.
Going back nov can’t wait 😊
How did your late season archery hunt go you mentioned ?
Im from india. Really like your tips of hunting..next time pls make a tips on hunting without diaphram
Thanks for watching! Sounds good🙌
Hey Trail, first thanks for y'all sharing your guys tips tactics and knowledge I'm sure it's not just helped me but others. Second I'm in Utah and I have an extended archery elk tag I still have to try and fill the freezer. It doesn't really matter what I get but I'm lost on how to approach an extremely late season archery season. What do you suggest or would you apply the same as post rut to very late season? Thanks in advance!
Gong to be dry.....find water in 2020
What about calling
Depends on the timing, Oct is still relatively decent for calling although it's mostly using a cow call or bugle to try to get a bull to respond and then moving in on a bull. Late Oct/Nov, you may hear some bugles but I have never had success calling in a bull during that time frame. I still think that glassing and spot and stalk hunting are your best bets from mid-Oct into Nov and Dec. It's always a good idea to have a cow call on hand though in case you need to use that to stop a bull in an opportunistic shooting lane.
Well tell us something we don’t know