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Topic “elk”

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    Is an elk hunt too much for a novice? Here's what two of our readers had to say: From: "Okie Terry" "To me, that story was a waste of paper. Start a novice on rabbits and squirrels and see if they got what it takes to harvest an animal." From: Derek Kessler "What a wonderful story! I really felt she had the greatest first hunt one could have. Although the ending was disappointing I sort of expected that outcome from the very beginning. Casey really seems to understand and appreciate what the hunt is all about, and respects it. Even though she did not pull the trigger in the end,I feel that possibly next time "knowing" what to expect will help the result of a hard hunt more rewarding." You can read more opinions and tell us your own thoughts by scrolling to the bottom of this page. Just enter your name, type your comment into the box, then hit "submit." Your comment will be posted at the bottom of the list. Thanks! --The Editors

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    The Gear Hunting mule deer out west requires a vastly different strategy than what I'm used to in the east. It's all about glassing the sage brush and oak thickets, stalking to a setup that will offer you a shot, and then taking that shot -- at distances that would make most eastern hunters cringe. This isn't a 50-yard game played in the woods, 150 to 300 yard shots are the rule. To make these long shots we were using Browning .270 WSM bolt-action rifles with Dura-Touch armor-coated stocks, shooting Winchester Supreme XP3 ammo with 130-grain bullets, and glassing with Swarovski optics. All proved extremely satisfactory. To book a hunt contact Elkhorn Outfitters at 970-824-7392; elkhornoutfitters.com. --JC

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    Table of Contents See more Jerry's Tips: ----- :: Fishing Tips ----- :: Boating Tips ----- :: Deer & Big Game Tips ----- :: Turkey Hunting Tips ----- :: Waterfowl & Upland Tips ----- :: Dog Training Tips ----- :: Campcraft & More ----- :: Browse Latest Tips About the Author Jerome B. Robinson has been writing about all aspects of the outdoors for more than 40 years. He started at F&S in 1989 and remains a regular contributor, including his monthly tip column. Although he is a generalist, Robinson is best known for his writing on dog training and on hunting and fishing in the Far North.

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    Founded in 1887 by Theodore Roosevelt, the Boone and Crockett Club can boast a list of hugely significant accomplishments, among them; the protection of Yellowstone, Glacier, and Denali National Parks; the foundation of the National Forest Service, National Park Service, and National Wildlife Refuge System; the passing of the Pittman-Robertson and Lacey Acts; and the establishment of the Federal Duck Stamp Program. It's a long list, and it gets even longer when you consider that each trophy the club records is another validation of the system it helped build, a sign that America's wildlife conservation efforts continue to be a resounding success because of the sportsman's support. The 40 magnificent animals shown in this gallery are proof of this. So browse through the photos, plan your next dream trip, and know that each hunt you take strengthens the foundation of hunting's future.

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    Nominate yourself or someone you know involved in a conservation effort for the 2006 Heroes of Conservation Contest today. To enter, submit a completed nomination form by June 15, 2006. The Grand Prize winner will receive a 2006 Toyota Tundra SR5 V8 Doublecab. A cash prize of $1,000 will be awarded to five other winners. Click Here for the Entry Form For more information please visit our website by clicking here.

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    In the Rockies, when the snow piles high, the cold freezes your rifle, and the trophy hunters have all gone home, getting an elk off the mountain becomes a matter of endurance

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    Hunting tips, tricks, and advice from ten of Field & Stream's greatest writers ever. Today: Self-Reliance tips 98-110.

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    Hunting tips, tricks, and advice from ten of Field & Stream's greatest writers ever. Today: Birds and Big Game; tips 69-97.