ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This week on the Elk Hunt Podcast, we dive into another EH Case Study with Elk Hunt member Josh Liljedahl as we break down a hunt that didn’t go as planned. Josh thought he had this bull in the bag—a thick timber bull that seemed like a sure thing… until he vanished. In this episode, we analyze what went wrong, explore multiple scenarios, and go over real-world strategies for making sure it doesn’t happen again. Cody shares concrete advice from past experiences where hunts have gone both right and wrong, making this episode a must-listen for anyone looking to sharpen their elk hunting skills in the offseason. Tune in now and get more mental at-bats before next season!
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