What did you during the 2026 Elk season?

[Elkhunttoo]

For me, Elk season of 2026 is over.

What is something new that you learned this hunting season that will help you find more success in 2027?

[Swede]

I assume you intended to say the 2026 elk season. I used to take going elk hunting for granted. After missing two of the last three season including the latest, I don't anymore. As I look ahead, I feel like a ship out on the ocean facing headwinds and some dark clouds. I hope this is just a small tempest and there is more clear sailing ahead, but who knows but God?

[Tigger]

I re-learned I love the sound of a bugle. Better yet, multiple bugles.

[Elkhunttoo]

I assume you intended to say the 2026 elk season. I used to take going elk hunting for granted. After missing two of the last three season including the latest, I don't anymore. As I look ahead, I feel like a ship out on the ocean facing headwinds and some dark clouds. I hope this is just a small tempest and there is more clear sailing ahead, but who knows but God?

Thanks Swede, i corrected it….prayers for you and your family as you go through this difficult time

[Elkhunttoo]

I re-learned I love the sound of a bugle. Better yet, multiple bugles.

I HEAR YOU

This year I heard bugles but not as many as I was hoping for and most of them in the distance. Honestly I got almost as much excitement hearing a bull bugle really close to my wife’s stand she was in as i did shooting the bull I was able to get this year. Just knowing how close the bull was to her and knowing she had a good chance got me stoked

[Swede]

Thanks, Elkhuntoo. Prayers are appreciated.

[WapitiTalk1]

I finally realized I need to hunt somewhere else next year

[Lefty]

Hmmm
Im sure now

I don't like grizzlies.

[RanchoSueno]

I learned that I should probably become a Colorado resident again so I can hunt elk more often for less money I definitely missed the elk woods this September but these past couple of weeks have been awesome hunting with my son for his first whitetail with his compound. It's been a learning curve but he finally did it! Got a doe at 17yds with his little bear bow. 33Ibs 22in draw and 343gr arrow. We discovered on a giant buck that he doesn't have the fps and needs to aim to compensate. We've spent the past few nights after his doe slowly twisting the limb bolts and now he's pulling 40Ibs on the dot.