bjsiillinois
Active Member
A question for all you guys who hunt the late season for elk. I know at first light, and right before dark is the prime times to catch a late season bull in the open. Was wanting to get some opinions if you guys spend the rest of the day glassing for bulls to get up in the middle of the day to stretch, and feed. I know as the weather gets colder, and snow forces forces them to feed to stay warm.
Me and a buddy leaving this Sunday for Southwest Montana to hunt for a couple weeks on the contenental divide. Hoping to score on a late season bull. We are wanting to maximize our time glassing to find elk, and was wondering how often you see elk in the middle of the day feeding once the temperature starts dropping.
Thanks Billy
Me and a buddy leaving this Sunday for Southwest Montana to hunt for a couple weeks on the contenental divide. Hoping to score on a late season bull. We are wanting to maximize our time glassing to find elk, and was wondering how often you see elk in the middle of the day feeding once the temperature starts dropping.
Thanks Billy