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Glassing oak brush during the midday hours.
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<blockquote data-quote="bjsiillinois" data-source="post: 1341034" data-attributes="member: 97028"><p>Was wondering how many of you guys that elk hunt oak brush, glass during the midday hours after elk has bedded down.</p><p>I'm going to hunt a new area on a few basins that has a elevated vantage point for glassing, so I would be able to see elk moving to shadier spots during the midday as the sun moves. Haven't laid eyes on the area yet, so I'm not sure how thick the oak brush is yet, but looking at it at a arial view, there seems to be open areas in amongst the oak brush, so I may be able to see them moving some during midday. This will be during the 2nd rifle season in Colorado. From what I have gathered from people that hunted there, the elk move into these basins once the rifle season starts.</p><p>Thanks, Billy</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bjsiillinois, post: 1341034, member: 97028"] Was wondering how many of you guys that elk hunt oak brush, glass during the midday hours after elk has bedded down. I'm going to hunt a new area on a few basins that has a elevated vantage point for glassing, so I would be able to see elk moving to shadier spots during the midday as the sun moves. Haven't laid eyes on the area yet, so I'm not sure how thick the oak brush is yet, but looking at it at a arial view, there seems to be open areas in amongst the oak brush, so I may be able to see them moving some during midday. This will be during the 2nd rifle season in Colorado. From what I have gathered from people that hunted there, the elk move into these basins once the rifle season starts. Thanks, Billy [/QUOTE]
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