Free: Contests & Raffles.
There is wisdom in Cryders words, though maybe a bit extreme, lol. 90% of you guys call too much, but keep doing it, because when I actually have trouble telling whether its real or not(usually not very often), its my next flag that its some dude. and yes, shutting off the diesel and slamming the door prior to letting one rip is always fun entertainment. I sometimes will answer just to keep things interesting and to keep the spirits up for some greenhorn. They are sure to show up on here and report they are screaming.
Quote from: boneaddict on August 28, 2018, 07:58:30 AMThere is wisdom in Cryders words, though maybe a bit extreme, lol. 90% of you guys call too much, but keep doing it, because when I actually have trouble telling whether its real or not(usually not very often), its my next flag that its some dude. and yes, shutting off the diesel and slamming the door prior to letting one rip is always fun entertainment. I sometimes will answer just to keep things interesting and to keep the spirits up for some greenhorn. They are sure to show up on here and report they are screaming.I'm not an expert but the Born and Raised crew put on a clinic calling 100's of times a day and kill Rosie's in bunches. I will be emulating their approach, since, you know, it works! YouTube stars bugle every minute and only kill monsters. So that's what I'm going to do! bought a whole pile of all the popular calls, the biggest bugle tube I could find and mounted a hoochie mama on each hip. Havent practiced with any of them. But come opening morning the elk will come a running!
Me personally, I wanna hunt the elk that are responsive. So I'm going to cover alot of ground trying to find one who is. I'm not looking for a possibility of finding an elk, I want one who will talk back! The ones that are heated and a bit horny.
I don't get lots of elk but I make up for that with the number of calls I have. And, I use them all, normally at the same time...from the truck...with a beer. This is the year, I'm quite sure!
This might offend some here but it needs to be said.The more elk per acre the more elk talk you will hear.