Post Elk Rut Musing Well that was fun. The rut has ebbed, and the bulls have retreated back to the thickets and cover to lick their wounds. Bull elk, especially the large herd bulls, expend a ton of energy during the rut. Chasing cows, fending off other bulls, bugling, to
The most wonderful time of year The two weeks around the end of September and beginning of October are without doubt my favorite time of year. The aspens are changing, temperatures turn crisp, some mornings we may even see fresh snow in the high peaks, and the elk. Man the
And wish more companies made them While I always have a pair of binoculars in my truck at any given moment, I don't always have my truck nearby. When I'm out for a run, fishing or on the mountain bike, I often come across things that
Learning about deer habits and habitats through the year will help you find and watch deer all year long. The more you can learn the more deer you will see and the more fun you will have. Mapping software and apps like onX and GoHunt have layers with winter range,
It's never a bad idea to have a few glassing areas in mind before heading out. This can be done by using one of the many tools available online. A great way to begin your online scouting is by finding the habitat range of the animals you would
Getting your kids into glassing is a great way to get them out in the wild, a fun adventure, and a way to spend time with them. There is a saying about how to stay young. “God doesn’t count the days you spend outside with your kids.” Sharing your