Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: aklark on February 22, 2014, 02:06:00 PM
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Howdy,
New guy here. I'm a military transplant from the Midwest, so I don't know very much about elk. I recently decided that I should go out and find some sheds and do some scouting for future seasons. I've gone out a few times in the western Olympic National Forest, mostly walking brushy flats along rivers. I've found plenty of tracks, scat, rubs, etc but no sheds. Do I just need to keep at it? Am I looking in the right place? Too early? Any advice appreciated. Thanks!
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Keep at it and keep looking down. Will be old sheds. Another month till elk start dropping fresh though :twocents:
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:yeah:
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Look for where elk trails cross logs, steep banks, etc where they might jump across. The impact when they jump knocks the antlers loose.
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look around april. south facing slopes :tup:
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Cover lots of ground.
Look Down
Glass adjacent hill side with binos.
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Look at the ground and in some bushes...
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Follow other members :peep:
:chuckle:
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Follow other members :peep:
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:yeah: :yeah: :chuckle: follow trophyhunt, he finds them on 167 :chuckle:
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Stay with it :tup: you might not find any after several trips or you might find a couple on one trip into the bush it's hunting :chuckle:
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Thanks for all the replies!