This episode is all about what makes a great broadhead for elk. We cover what matters, what doesn’t, fixed vs mechanical, how broadhead choice changes depending on your individual situation, my recommendations for Josh, and much, much more.
“Locating elk is easy, closing the distance is what’s hard”. While I generally agree with that timeless statement, I’m always surprised by the number of people that never even see an elk on their hunting trips. Here’s my take on how to find elk quickly so you can focus on what matters. Continue reading “Locating elk quickly: behavior, sign, and strategy”
This episode is all about sleeping bags, pads, pillows, and above all: getting a good night of sleep. We go over what works (and what doesn’t), general recommendations, and lots of tips + tricks even if you already own a bag or other equipment. If you want to learn everything about how to get a good night’s sleep in the backcountry, this is your episode.
In this episode I walk Josh through all the types of shelters, important things to consider when buying a tent, how different shelters work for different hunting styles, and wrap it up with some recommendations. The goal is to walk away with a clear idea of exactly what shelter (and possibly model/brand) you need to hunt this fall.
The most important piece of gear on your elk hunt is your boots. In this episode we go through what makes a good pair of elk boots, what doesn’t matter (aka save your money), and my recs for great elk hunting boots. Josh walks away (pun intended) with his selection for his boots this fall.
Elk arrows. That simple. In this episode I walk Josh through what makes a great arrow, what he should spend money on (and what he shouldn’t), and what my suggestions are for good brands.
I can honestly say that how I practice is directly responsible for at least one of the elk I’ve successfully harvested. Want to be as ready as possible for this season? Here’s how I do it. Continue reading “Practice that actually helps you kill elk”
In this episode we discuss what elk hunting gear you actually need (and what you don’t), what you can reuse, and when you should buy your gear. The goal is to save Josh (and you) money and allow him to focus on what really matters for his fall hunt.