Many of us have seen or heard bulls raking or thrashing trees or brush in a variety of places & situations. Knowing when & why they do this can certainly help us all to become better & smarter elk hunters. It can apply to both rifle & bowhunters but mainly bow since we need to be much closer to our quarry! Reading a situation will up our odds for those needed close encounters!
What are some of those times you've seen or heard a bull thrashing/raking? Also, for those unsure feel free to ask any question, lots of good hunters here to pick their brains from!
ElkNut1
What are some of those times you've seen or heard a bull thrashing/raking? Also, for those unsure feel free to ask any question, lots of good hunters here to pick their brains from!
ElkNut1