Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: WapitiTalk1 on March 24, 2018, 10:05:07 AM
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What does it mean? What causes a bull to beat the snot out of a peaceful chunk of alder trees? OK, let's put this in a hunting scenario. As you move across a ridge top and are getting ready to move down into the next draw or basin early one fine Elktember morning, you hear a bull violating a small group of alder. Furthermore, you physically see the tops of the alder moving back and forth down the draw in the direction you heard the commotion. What's going on here....why do you think the bull is assaulting the alder, and, what would be your move to try and bring this bull home for dinner. What are the unknowns when you hear/see this phenomenon that may affect your next move and the hunt at hand?
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Showing off for cows hoping they will pick him to breed.
If you do the same along with a roundup bugle or something like a lip bawl and are close in, he won’t be happy.
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Don't care why he's doing it, but raking means he's distracted and I know where he is and my odds just went up dramatically.
