Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: brianb231 on October 21, 2013, 03:09:53 PM
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Hey Guys,
I am a 25 year bowhunting veteran on the eastside. I know the rut is over. I am taking my kids on their first Elk hunt in the Nile/Bumping/Little Naches for Spike only. This modern general elk season is all new to me but I would like to give my kids a chance if possible so I have a question.
Do Elk (SPikes) respond at all to cow calls during modern season? Either out of curiosity or post rut urge? Its a way of life during bow season but I haven't a clue how they respond or not respond in Oct/Nov. :dunno:
Any input is appreciated.
Thanks
Brianb231
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I wouldn't recommend it with the sheer number of other hunters.
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Rut over? i saw 2 bulls 1 was a 5x6 the other was a 3x3 up behind boulder cave yesterday morning going at it for almost 15 min.Good luck in your hunt there is a lot of elk up there. :tup:
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Rut over? i saw 2 bulls 1 was a 5x6 the other was a 3x3 up behind boulder cave yesterday morning going at it for almost 15 min.Good luck in your hunt there is a lot of elk up there. :tup:
Rut over for the most part as it would compare to a couple weeks ago. Or does the second estrus cycle sometimes fall in the modern firearm season?
Thanks
Brian
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No your right the peak rut was a couple weeks ago but they will rut still for a few more weeks.You can talk to elk all year long.They talk all year long. :tup:
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