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Unlimited Elk Permits In Utah????

A lot of big changes are coming in Utah for 2021. The biggest news is the cap on the general any-bull elk permits. The last several years they have been capped at 15,000 licenses. After several recommendations by conservation groups and meetings with the state elk committee, the decision has …

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Bowhunting Cross-training

Bowhunting elk is an ever-evolving game from the start of the season to the end. Many tactics work, but many only work for a certain part of the season or just a couple days. For example, bulls are easier to call in during certain times of the season or if …

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Closing the Distance – Elk Stalking Tactics

When it comes to hunting elk, the classic scenario you see on TV is calling a big bull into 20 yards, nostrils flaring and spit flying, all to make an easy shot. Any seasoned elk hunter knows it rarely happens this way, especially on highly pressured elk on public land. …

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Leupold RX-4 Full Draw Rangefinder Review

In this review, Dan Pickar tests out Leupold’s new RX-FullDraw 4 Rangefinder. This super fast rangefinder was designed with bow hunting in mind. Take the guess work out shots with the built-in Archer’s Advantage software. Enter a few simple bow ballistic measurements into the rangefinder and the built-in Flight Path …

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How to survive a bear attack! FULL FILM

Learn how to survive a bear attack and defend yourself from a black bear or grizzly bear. Know your self defense options and how to prepare for bear country whether you are hiking, camping, backpacking or hunting. Dan Pickar tests bear spray and shows how to use it properly. He …

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Public land ram!

Go bow hunting for a bighorn sheep ram during the rut in the Missouri Breaks of Montana. This is a once-in-a-lifetime hunt that many hunters dream of! On this web episode of Eastmans’ Hunting TV, Dan Pickar joins Eastmans’ subscriber Jake Popp as he battles the mud to arrow a …

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