Every Monday at 7PM we have Elk Hunting Zoom Sessions. We discuss the ACTUAL Hunting tactics that WORK. Tonight we will go all in on Scouting Before the Season. How to know if you should hunt this area or not! Join through this link or the one in the "Calendar" tab at the top of screen. https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/GXFdRqCRTwym0D_1fWAasw I would like to see EVERY SINGLE hunter in this group Find and Kill a Bull bigger than mine this season. You are here to learn everything about Elk.

Hello everyone, if you are new to the group, I would like to extend a warm welcome and express my hope that you will find as much enjoyment in this group as I do. Additionally, I would like to sincerely encourage you to attend the Zoom meetings, which are held on Mondays at 7 PM PST, if your schedule is open. These meetings offer a wonderful opportunity to engage with the community and pose any questions you have. @Eugene Sivyy is awesome at taking the time to answer everyone's questions, and the community is super respectful and fun to hang out with.

Enjoy fishing and hunting and am always looking for additional insight into either endeavor. I archery hunt Oregon, but I’m a Washington resident. I’ve spent a lot of time on the Oregon coast so I feel like I know it better than anywhere in Washington so that’s why I hunt Oregon. I killed a bull this last fall and could have the year prior, but decided to pass after an hour of having a bugle battle with a nice 5x5 bull that I ended at 40 yards (the bugle battle was as close to a spiritual experience as you can get). I was 1200’ down in a very steep canyon by myself and couldn’t imagine getting the meat out of such a steep and deep canyon by myself so I just enjoyed the moment.

Hi everyone, PDX hunter with 5ish years of experience trying to get my first bull. I plan on hunting the Saddle Mountain unit which I hunted 2 years ago and found cows but no bulls. I want to get a better process for picking areas to hunt, how to scout effectively and a process for hunting the area productively when the season comes around. Also when do you ditch a spot and pivot to a new place? Lots to learn Sorry I missed yesterdays call, i look forward to joining future meetings.

I want everyone to Answer these questions, but be honest. This is for those who are still new to the game and are having trouble to consistently locate and shoot bulls. Are you willing to spend 10 days before the season scouting? Are you willing to put in 50-60 miles in before the season? Are you willing to hunt from 6am-10pm and hike 5-10 miles a day? If you say Yes, then you will succeed. If your answer is "NO" then even if I give you my secret spots you will still NOT kill a bull! It's not a game of what you want but what are you willing to do to get the results! Are you willing to do what 90% of hunters don't do? Obviously there's more to it... like LEARNING - How to Bugle - How to find Elk Rutting Areas - How to Play the wind - Set up for the shot I wish I could go back in time and pay someone a few thousand dollars to teach me everything there is so I could have been more successful in my earlier years and avoid all the mistakes that I have done. I've spent 10 years struggling as a young hunter who did not have anyone to show me, take me with them, or teach me even the basics like E-scouting and making a plan for hunting season. I spent 10 hard years and have not shot a single elk. And when you start asking questions to guys who have shot 10-20 bulls most of the time they don't really share anything that helps much. This year can be your Successful Year, or you can end up with the remaining 90% of public land hunters who have no idea what they did wrong. So tell me, will you do the hard work this season? Will you prep and plan to practice and scout and learn????? See you guys on Monday at 7PM for the Zoom Session, link for zoom is in the "calendar" tab.