Long story short, had the most unlucky situation happen in Montana elk hunting a few weeks ago while hunting that I've ever had.
Located a herd bull and 2-3 satellites a couple hours before dawn. Got within 100 yards of the herd, perfect wind, and waited the hour until daylight. The bulls were bugling every 30 seconds to 1 minute. At daylight, I dropped back to about 120 yards from the herd, shooter moved up to 80 yards from them. Still perfect wind. Waited for the herd bull to challenge bugle, let out a couple cow calls then challenged him back.
Immediately after that, a pack of 5 or 6 wolves starts howling less than a quarter mile away. Needless to say, the elk in that drainage shut up the rest of the day.
They didn't make a peep the entire time we were staring at our watches for shooting light to come.

Fun hearing that many bugles though.
Any similar experiences?