Making Sure Wild Things Stay Wild
Two friends are on a mission to inspire and provide for the next generation of outdoor adventurers. BY ALYSSA STOKOVICH Boyd Burns was answering the […]
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Elk Cornbread Casserole
• Serves 6-8 • Preparation Time: 25 minutes • Cooking Time: 30 minutes One of my favorite dishes to serve to family and friends is […]
The Books – A young elk guide kills a bull big enough for the record books. Why would he, or any hunter, bother to enter it?
I slowly nocked an arrow. The cow that had me pinned finally broke her stare. I was looking to a cluster of trees to my […]
Turning a Gold Mine into Golden Habitat
549 acres and 3 billion gallons protected and secured Almost 30 years ago, RMEF played a pivotal role in forever protecting Dome Mountain, indispensable winter […]
5 Ways To Get Out Your Elk
Hunting elk is good fun. But as anyone who has ever killed an elk knows, the real work starts once the tag is notched. In […]
What you need to know about camo – The Art of the Unseen
On the walls of the Shakhty Caves in the Pamir Mountains of Central Asia there are paintings of hunters adorned in animal skins hunting wild […]
Paper Tuning
Fine-tuningLet’s say you have the numbers and found a great deal on some of last year’s arrows. It’s time to paper tune, which is literally […]
Electric Bear Fence Assembly
Chances are, there’s a bear lurking somewhere in every elk hunter’s mind. From California to Pennsylvania, anybody who hunts elk is likely in bear country. […]
Bugle Cover Photo Honored with Pinnacle Award
The Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation is a bit biased but we believe elk photos are almost always stunning and beautiful. Having said that, the image […]
How to Sharpen an Axe
From cutting firewood to pounding tent stakes to hacking through a rib cage, there’s a place in every elk camp for a trusty axe or […]
Mending Fences – Wildlife Friendly Fencing
The herd spooked. Bulls, cows and yearlings ran full tilt across the field toward a range fence—one built for cattle and strung with five strands […]
The Bull In Your Mailbox
If you’re a member, you’ve probably noticed that Bugle isn’t the only mail you receive from RMEF. Over the course of a year, you could […]
Choosing The Right Arrow
Today’s high-tech, high-speed bows can be a fickle lot when it comes to the arrows they like best. You wouldn’t jack a .270 shell into […]
Long Term Safety at the Range
Let’s say you’re already well-versed in shooting range safety: always assume your weapon is loaded, safety on at all times, etc. But how about protecting […]