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azredhawk44 · June 26, 2007, 02:39 PM

Thank you taralon...

My area has a nice little creek running down through it and some hilltop mesa grazing up above the creek.

My whole hunting group is new at hunting elk, and one of my buddies is a bit ornery...last year we had an argument about bugling for cow... he felt it was productive and I felt it didn't do anything for cow at all. I was really hoping to put that argument to bed for this year's hunt, especially since we came home empty-handed last year.

I've got two separate hunt areas I want to focus on... one to the northeast of this creek and valley up high on a mesa, and another further to the north/northwest up against the face of the mogillon rim with a wide open clearing and watering tank surrounded by trees and hills that slope down into the tank.

Thanks for the advice... hopefully I can rein in the folks who can't just sit nice and still this year.

June 26, 2007, 02:39 PM	#5
azredhawk44 Junior member Join Date: September 28, 2005 Location: Mesa, AZ Posts: 6,465	Thank you taralon... My area has a nice little creek running down through it and some hilltop mesa grazing up above the creek. My whole hunting group is new at hunting elk, and one of my buddies is a bit ornery...last year we had an argument about bugling for cow... he felt it was productive and I felt it didn't do anything for cow at all. I was really hoping to put that argument to bed for this year's hunt, especially since we came home empty-handed last year. I've got two separate hunt areas I want to focus on... one to the northeast of this creek and valley up high on a mesa, and another further to the north/northwest up against the face of the mogillon rim with a wide open clearing and watering tank surrounded by trees and hills that slope down into the tank. Thanks for the advice... hopefully I can rein in the folks who can't just sit nice and still this year.