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The grass will be closer to the surface, and the bull won't have to dig through as much snow to reach it.
10Remember, big bulls don't look up. Treestands are much lighter than they were years ago, and today more hunters are successful at taking trophy-class bulls from tree- stands. Because the big bulls won't look up, if you're hunting watering holes or wallows, consider the possibility of carrying a treestand with you. Then put that treestand up close to the site where you want to hunt.
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Resources
Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (406) 523-4500 www.rmef.org
Marty Anderson and Brian Thompson of Idaho show off Anderson's elk.
he needs to step out of cover into a clear spot where you can take a shot. We've harvested bull elk that have scored 370 B&C and better by using cow calls late in the
 

season to get older bulls to come out where we can get shots. To find trophy bulls in the late season, search for a spot where the wind blows the snow off a hillside.

 
   
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