HuntTheFront
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- May 13, 2014
- 59
Alright fellas, I would love to hear your input.
We hunt an OTC area here in Utah that gets quite a bit of pressure. But we have had luck in the past in one bowl with elk. I get trail camera pics, we hunt them during the rut, they seem to be there year round almost.
But there is one issue, water.
No matter how much we hunt this bowl we never find water, no wallows, no ponds, no streams, no seeps, nothing. So here is my question to you...
Can elk get enough water from their food source alone? If not, what do you recommend I do to find the water, there has to be some right? Or will the elk move 2-3 miles a day just for water?
We hunt an OTC area here in Utah that gets quite a bit of pressure. But we have had luck in the past in one bowl with elk. I get trail camera pics, we hunt them during the rut, they seem to be there year round almost.
But there is one issue, water.
No matter how much we hunt this bowl we never find water, no wallows, no ponds, no streams, no seeps, nothing. So here is my question to you...
Can elk get enough water from their food source alone? If not, what do you recommend I do to find the water, there has to be some right? Or will the elk move 2-3 miles a day just for water?
