Extreme Elk Hunting

Elk Hunting 4, All the Right Moves, Ralph Ramos

Extreme Elk Hunting — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 07:58:56 +0000

Awesome Elk footage of bugling Elk and excitement during the Rut, compliments of Ramos Hunts and Video

How To Call Elk with Chad Schearer

Extreme Elk Hunting — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:45:42 +0000

Elk-calling champion Chad Schearer talks with American Rifleman’s Chad Adams on how to use the various calls available to hunters to get the Elk to come to you. For more elk-calling tips, or hunting tips in general, be sure to visit www.americanhunter.org

Game and Fish Commission Meeting

Extreme Elk Hunting — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:35:50 +0000

Game and Fish Commission to meet Tuesday, March 9

March 8, 2010

Public can view proceedings in person or via webcast

PHOENIX — A public meeting of the Arizona Game and Fish Commission will be held Tuesday, March 9 at the Arizona Game and Fish Department headquarters at 5000 W. Carefree Highway in Phoenix.

The meeting will begin at 1 p.m. with an executive session, followed by the public session. Members of the commission will attend either in person or by telephone conference call.

The commission will be briefed on the status of state and federal legislation, including SB1200; game and fish commission; recommendation board. The commission may vote to take a position or provide direction to the department for coordination, action, or proposed changes to legislation or other elective issues related to department responsibilities.

The public can either attend the meeting in person in Phoenix or view it over the Web at www.azgfd.gov/commissioncam. Those wishing to submit “blue slips” to present oral comment during the meeting must do so in person at the Phoenix meeting.

For a copy of the agenda, visit www.azgfd.gov/commission located under commission agenda.

The last of the mohicans – Elk hunt song

Extreme Elk Hunting — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 12:56:42 +0000

Elk hunt song from the Last of the mohicans soundtrack

Rifle Elk Hunting at The Timbers at Chama

Extreme Elk Hunting — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 14:12:06 +0000

Hunting New Mexicos huge Bull Elk during the rut is the most popular hunt at the Timbers at Chama. The bugle of a Bull Elk is one of the last truly wild sounds of the Rocky Mountains. Hearing a trophy Elk will give you chills, as you await that hunt of a lifetime. Our guided Elk hunts use guides who always know where the Elk will be on our private New Mexico Unit 4 ranches. These are free roaming Elk hunts with an excellent success rate. Our local New Mexico Elk herd is thriving with hundreds of healthy trophy Elk. In fact, selective hunting and sound wildlife management have allowed our Elk hunting to improve each year. Make your reservations today. Visit thetimbersatchama.com.

Mule Deer While Elk Hunting

Extreme Elk Hunting — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 17:27:19 +0000

We encountered 3 mule deer while on our archery elk hunt. This buck had one thing on his mind… and it wasn’t us.

Elk Call

Extreme Elk Hunting — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 05:50:59 +0000

Elk Call

Utah Elk Hunting Bull Rut Hunt

Extreme Elk Hunting — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:43:56 +0000

Rut Bugle Bull Elk hunt in Utah. Draw and landowner tag hunts available. Visit www.woahunts.com for details

Camping_Safety_Year

Extreme Elk Hunting — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 22:00:00 +0000

Camping is fantastic and a great custom for numerous households, yet, camping out can be dangerous and particular safety precautions need to be made. Don’t forget the following information to keep safety first while you are on your next camping out adventure.

You should study the place of your camping out before doing anything else. You want to be sure and look for things like broken glass and other refuse that could cause a potential problem. While you should invariably leave your camping out site better than when you discovered it, not all individuals live up to that high standard and you may be caught with the the consequences. Take a little while to clean up the camp site before you set up your tent. You also want to ensure that there are no projecting sticks or sharp rocks around that could cause an accident if somebody were to trip on them or onto them. From the beginning you want to make sure that your camping site is organized and clean, jumble just causes confusion and possible accidents.

You should make sure that the place where you are going to do camping does not has any kind of restrictions on campfires, before you go there to camp out. If the weather circumstances and lack of rain have made your camping out place dry, you may find that there are limitations in using campfires. The limitations are put in place to try to help avoid forest fires. Be careful about starting fires on windy days since this can cause the fire to spread, so much that you won’t be able to extinguish it yourself. Make sure to always keep water handy to douse the flame and never go to bed without burying the fire first otherwise a camping out excursion can quickly get out of control if you don’t practice fire safety.

Drink lots of liquids and take a emergency first aid kit along when you go camping. Before going out for camping out, it would be a sensible idea if you can figure out what your are susceptible to, like bee stings. You don’t want to find out that you are allergic to bee stings and be a long way away from the nearest infirmary. An epipen or other medicine is essential to bring along if you have severe allergies or allergic reactions to bites or stings. Before you leave home check to see what types of poisonous plants and animals are in the location and be prepared to deal with them on your camping excursion should the need arise.

Memories can be created and fun can be had with a camping excursion. While most trips go swimmingly, it is usually due to preventive safety measures. Safety is the number one concern, remembering this will help you have a successful trip.

Jason’s Elk Hunt 9/16/08

Extreme Elk Hunting — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 17:44:05 +0000

Elk Hunting @ It’s Best!! Jason elk hunting in Washinton state. 2nd week of early archery season. Shooting with a Martin Cougar III, 68 pds. Using Easton carbon excels, 125 grain T-Lock Shuttle broadheads. Blowing a Dominator Bugle by Abe & Sons. Took a 50 yard broadside shot-no range finder used! FIRST BULL ELK-BEAUTIFUL 4×5!!