Can anyone tell if all of dead or dying trees in Colorado have an effect on the elk. I was thinking that the dead stands of pines would now be to warm without the shade. We are hunting a new area this year. Should this be a concern of mine? Any thoughts would be nice.
Thanks
Hawker
I'm with most of you guys. 3-50yrds unless I'm stump shooting than I'll go out further. When I shoot 3ds I will shoot for the pro stake. When hunting I hope my shots are at 17 yrds.
How do you feel about having fires in the high country. I'm thinking about the possibility of spooking critters. Do any of you think that the smell of smoke sends critters running for the next mountain?
What you need to be doing is p.t.ing and going over maps. Not Playing on your computer. Oh my the way you are in for serious miles this year in co. Failure is not an option.
Suffer
I shoot both and I prefer to hunt with the trad gear. It seems that the limitations of the trad gear keeps me in the woods longer. That's what it's about for me. I also enjoy the simplicity of a longbow. Then sometimes a fella has to grab the nail driver and just get it done.