| Departments |
President’s Message
J. Dart
See you in elk country |
Bugling Back
Letters from the field |
Name That Elk Country
Steve Wagner
Granite from these mountains is quarried for headstones—a dour irony for an Eden so filled with life |
Out Among ’Em
Photos of Elk Foundation members doing what we love |
Carnivore’s Kitchen: Eating Wild
Chef John McGannon
Why “keep it clean and keep it dry” should be your motto—& Cajun sausage recipe |
Women in Elk Country
Jennifer Bove
Who would traipse into the woods with 3 youngsters believing everything is under control? |
Situation Ethics
Buck Jolley
The masked hunter in the treestand was here first. Did that mean the bull was his? |
Bows and Arrows
Chuck Adams
Morning or evening: which is best for elk? |
Habits & Habitat
Christine Paige
Badlands to rainforests, H2O has a profound impact on elk behavior |
Reflections from Elk Country
Lance Schelvan
Elk country always rolls clear and colorful in memories ... let’s keep it that way |
Good Planning
Jeff Bretherton
The will is the way |
Chapter Events Calendar
Join your fellow hunter-conservationists at an Elk Foundation banquet |
Gear: Elk Rifles
Wayne van Zwoll
This season’s finest centerfire and black powder rifles |
The Rub Tree
Don Burgess
The Don Burgess “Grow up, get big” elk lecture |
Rifles and Cartridges
Wayne van Zwoll
What you carry in your kit can help you kill elk—even keep you alive |
Partners Profile
Tim Dailey
For the Ruggs, outfitting and supporting the Elk Foundation are a family tradition |
Outfitters Camp
Plan your adventure with one of these outfitters |
Good Hunting
Dan Crockett
Hurrah for the Elkhorn and a father of conservation well acquainted with the muddy trail |