Recent Elk Hunting Articles
North Carolina's First Elk Hunt in 200 Years Is Coming
North Carolina's Elk Are Back — And Now the Hunt Begins For more than two centuries, the mountains of western North Carolina stood silent of one of the most commanding animals that ever walked the Appalachians. Elk, native to Southern Appalachia, had disappeared from Western North Carolina due to
Federal Plan May Reshape Oregon's Blue Mountains Elk Hunting
The Blueprint That Could Silence Oregon's Elk Country Somewhere in the high basins of northeast Oregon, a bull elk is doing what elk have done for thousands of years: moving through timber, bedding in the shade of grand fir, drifting toward water in the late afternoon. He has no idea that a 356-pa
Federal Plan to Triple Logging Threatens Blue Mountains Elk Hunting
The Plan That Could Reshape 4.9 Million Acres of the American West The federal government dropped a bombshell on hunters, conservationists, and timber communities alike last week when it released its long-awaited draft plan for the Blue Mountains — a sprawling expanse of national forest land that
