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mid to late october calling
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im just curious is it worth it
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Re: mid to late october calling
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Whatcha callin?
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Re: mid to late october calling
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bulls drew tag
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Re: mid to late october calling
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June 29, 2019, 06:11:47 PM »
What’s hunt dates, unit,
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Re: mid to late october calling
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i drew the alkali disabled bull tag i know i wont be the only one out there there will be regular draw bukll hunters cow tag holders and master hunters . The dates oct 14th to the nov 1st
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Re: mid to late october calling
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June 29, 2019, 07:24:06 PM »
I wouldn’t waste time calling on that tag. I’d be glassing like it’s going out of style. Once your bored in one spot move and glass more.
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Re: mid to late october calling
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kinda what i figured just thought i would ask
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Re: mid to late october calling
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If I were doing that hunt, I’d for sure have a reed in my mouth. I’ve used one numerous times during late archery (Thanksgiving & beyond) to stop them and pull them in from out of range....course, range is relative when throwing bullets instead of carbon...but it’s a lot easier to get them to stop with a good bark
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Re: mid to late october calling
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better get those practiced up too
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Re: mid to late october calling
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I’m roasting marshmallows and looking at the ytc from my backyard. If you need any helpful feel free to ask.
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thanks my grandpa lives about five or ten minutes from the gate but would take any help i can get
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Re: mid to late october calling
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I agree with bracer40 that having a call can be useful to stop them from moving away. I’ve used a cow call a few times in there well past the rut for that purpose, and I was amazed how effective it was, especially how far the elk were away and how open it is in there.
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Cows calls can help but I'd leave the bugle at home.
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I've called and received response from bull elk in mid-late October during elk Muzzleloader season but, I was not hunting elk. Just taking the opportunity to work on calling since there was a heard less than a mile from my deer camp. The following general modern elk season, I did effectively call a heard of cows out and the results were favorable as a friend of mine was then able to fill his cow tag quite easily.
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Re: mid to late october calling
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Mid October is a different animal than late October and it depends on the unit and what else is going on (like the start of rifle season).
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