Hunting ArticlesDeer, Elk, Turkey, Duck, and Other Hunting Articles9 to 5: Work Full Days for Turkeys- September 27, 2007 As I tried desperately to locate a tom willing to investigate my lustful yelps, a pleading hen yelp broke the mid-afternoon air. Every now and then I would get the courtesy gobble as a tom would announce his presence and then follow his hen to abide by her wishes while moving out of earshot. I was hunting ...http://www.hunttheoutdoors.com/articles/2007/09/27/9-to-5-work-full-days-for-turkeys/ Why and How to Hunt the Backcountry- September 27, 2007 Bending down to lift my pack, I could definitely feel the wear and tear of seven straight days in the wilderness. Sore muscles, blistered feet and a sticky coating of sweat seemed to cover every inch of my body. We were here by choice, though. After years of hunting accessible lands that posed no difficulty for the average ...http://www.hunttheoutdoors.com/articles/2007/09/27/why-and-how-to-hunt-the-backcountry/ In Range: Getting All the Elk Calling Secrets- September 27, 2007 Many years ago I watched an elk hunting video with Larry D. Jones and Dwight Schuh as they manipulated bulls with soft cow talk and harsh bugles. I was captivated by all the elk bugling and excitement that these two generated, when in the woods. At that time I was hunting elk in southern Oregon and had ...http://www.hunttheoutdoors.com/articles/2007/09/27/in-range-getting-all-the-elk-calling-se... Consider Several Spot n Stalk Tactics for Elk- September 27, 2007 Perched high in our vantage point, we tried to hide from the falling rain and occasional lightning strikes that had quickly moved in and overtaken us without notice. Hunting in the popular Blue Mountains of Oregon meant lots of elk and an equal number of hunters. Many of our attempts to lure a bull into archery range ...http://www.hunttheoutdoors.com/articles/2007/09/27/consider-several-spot-n-stalk-tactics-f... Packing Effectively for Spring Turkey Hunts- September 27, 2007 Many of us spend March practicing our turkey calls and scouting. We also pattern our guns, check our camo, but still manage to hit the woods unprepared. That&8217;s because spring is a volatile time in the weather world. How many times have you left the truck with the stars shining overhead only to have a downpour or ...http://www.hunttheoutdoors.com/articles/2007/09/27/packing-effectively-for-spring-turkey-h... |