Entries Tagged Elk

A backpacking trip into the wilderness with your spouse can build a bond with nature, as well as with each other.

On Sept. 14, 2019, Jim Lickfeld became the first bowhunter to kill an elk in Pennsylvania's inaugural archery elk season.

The Mountain West teems with bowhunting opportunities and adventures. Is your body up to the challenge?

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.

Designed for elk bowhunters who want realistic 3-D practice without transporting a massive target, Rinehart introduces its 1/3 Scale Woodland Elk.

The finest elk callers on the planet recently took part in the annual World Elk Calling Championships, and this year many of the winners used Rocky Mountain Hunting Calls.

Some bowhunts come down to one quick chance, while others provide numerous opportunities for success. Either way, how you perform during a moment of truth determines whether you’ll punch a tag.

Idaho Fish and Game has confirmed a case of Treponema Associated Hoof Disease in an elk killed by a hunter in 2018. It's the first animal diagnosed in the state with the disease.

Experts from the University of Minnesota warn the spread of CWD to humans is probable, while research from the University of California San Diego suggests it’s not.

Lucky enough to harvest an elk? Then check out this simple and delicious recipe for Elk Frikadellen.

A dedicated Wisconsin deer hunter bucks the odds and finds success during his rookie season in the DIY Wyoming elk woods.

When you think of pursuing monster elk, you no doubt picture the West. Some archery advice: Add the sleeper state of Kentucky to your bucket list.

From boots to bowsights, you can’t afford to experience equipment failure on a backcountry archery elk hunt.