When elk hunting, knowing when to draw your bow is just as important as knowing when to shoot.
Here are several tools you’ll want to consider before hiking miles from the nearest road for elk.
A trail cam in the mountains of Utah captures the sights — and hair-raising sounds — of a mountain lion attacking an elk calf.
Success rates are notoriously low for general unit archery elk. Here’s how the author punched his tag on four recent DIY bowhunts.
Across elk country, black bears and elk are intertwined, but how are some of America’s “newest” herds coping with that region’s apex predator?
Lynette Jones, who is paralyzed from the chest down, pursues big bull elk in the famed Gila National Forest in New Mexico.
Here’s what the author has learned after a lifetime of hunting elk on government ground.
Lydia Smith is an artist with a passion for hunting elk and other big game, and this is her first attempt at filming one of her solo adventures.
Skill and luck certainly play a role in elk hunting success, especially on public land, but in the author’s opinion, the No. 1 factor is heart.
Arrowed in September 2020 in Alberta, the new P&Y Club world record non-typical American elk scored 449 4/8 inches.
Not all elk live far from roads. This season, don’t make the mistake of driving right past potential honey-holes.
Elk don’t always inhabit easy-to-get-to public land locales, and getting to these wilderness areas sometimes leaves a few — honorably worn — battle scars.
A bowhunter’s account of the trials and tribulations of pursuing Tule elk bulls in the extremes that California has to offer.
If a fall elk adventure is in your plans, then you shouldn’t overlook scouting your intended hunting area during spring.
If an elk tag is something you desire, here are a few thoughts to help add one to your pocket.
Finding and taking mature bulls consistently is this group’s forte.
Create a strategy for calling high-pressured, well-educated bull elk on public land.
There comes a time when a bowhunter has to dedicate their time to tagging a bull elk. Last fall, I did just that.
On Sept. 14, 2019, Jim Lickfeld became the first bowhunter to kill an elk in Pennsylvania's inaugural archery elk season.
It’s a fact that hunters are the greatest conservationists on the planet, and as this series of photos shows, sportsmen will go to some extreme measures to help wildlife whenever possible.
