Thanks. That’s my concern… I can do it wrong until the day I die and not learn anything, even if I randomly get lucky.
It sounds like I’m wasting too much time hunting areas with few to no elk. The thermal scope confirmed that I guess.
I had the same concern coyote hunting. Once I went out...
There’s always one.
maybe if you took the time to actually read my thread you would’ve seen that I got to work and put in over 100 miles with no luck. I’m just trying to avoid doing the same thing if I’m doing it in the wrong way.
Interested in why. Do the bucks all congregate somewhere fairly far away until the rut? Is it based on a different type of food source, bedding, topography, etc?
Poach how? Hunt private land? I highly doubt that's the case as the guy is law enforcement. I have no reason to believe he's lying...
Don't mean to sound rude, but that's exactly what I'm trying to avoid. Am I expecting too much success? When I see someone else like my neighbor religiously killing it then it seems like there's no reason to end up sucking after decades of doing it.
I'm getting tired of living next to this guy...
Last year there was a lot more fresh sign. This year I went back to the two spots I saw them last year and saw almost no sign. Maybe one track and some scat that looked ancient. All the sign I come across seems very old if I find any at all.
The only way to see if an area (like on the map I...
Clearly practice isn't it. I've been at it for 6 years and I still suck. I feel like my first two years I learned a lot, but now I feel like I'm just *wasting* my time. Field time is never a waste, I just mean I'm putting in tons of miles and not progressing in skill or knowledge.
How do you...