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Elk Hunting Tree Dance
By PK | September 24, 2008
While Elk Hunting, some hunters perform the ‘Tree Dance’. What’s a tree dance you ask? Not really a dance at all, but the noise will bring elk in from within hearing distance. It emulates the sound of bulls fighting during their rut season. Dalton also uses branches in this video to copy a bull elk rubbing his antlers against a tree. Join us in this LIVE video of our last elk hunt…
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September 24th, 2008 at 9:37 am
[...] PK added an interesting post on Elk Hunting Tree DanceHere’s a small teaserWhile Elk Hunting, some hunters perform the ‘Tree Dance’. What’sa tree dance you ask? Not really a dance at all, but the noise will bring elk in from within hearing distance. It emulates the sound of bulls fighting during their rut … [...]
September 24th, 2008 at 10:21 pm
Sly tactics which must have worked over the years.
September 25th, 2008 at 6:47 am
Indeed, it does work. After researching about the mountain pine beetles, I’m wondering if that’s why we aren’t seeing many elk in Grand County. I hope this isn’t a prelude to future hunting. Colorado is a popular state for big game hunting.