I've got a few spots picked out and headed out this weekend to check a few more. What's interesting is when I scouted a few weeks ago, I saw more elk hanging around on a ranch mid-morning and even in the afternoon than i did in the mountains, seemingly bucking the trend that elk stay in dark, north-facing timber when its hot. I'm guessing its a food thing since it's been pretty dry.
I'm extremely limited in my ability to "go deep" or go for long periods of time as my wife is due with our first in October and would prefer me being in service and available if necessary. So I figure if I can catch the elk moving between public and private, I have a good chance at either-sex.
Does this seem like a viable plan? Still consider myself a novice hunter so I'm just trying to learn.
I'm extremely limited in my ability to "go deep" or go for long periods of time as my wife is due with our first in October and would prefer me being in service and available if necessary. So I figure if I can catch the elk moving between public and private, I have a good chance at either-sex.
Does this seem like a viable plan? Still consider myself a novice hunter so I'm just trying to learn.