Alright guys welcome back to the hunt backcountry podcast. We've made it to the final episode of elk week in this episode

Part five of five

It's rapid fire. It's anything goes we took all the questions that you guys sent that didn't fall into the categories of these previous four

Episodes and just throw them at the guys so Dan and Corey and Paul and Trent same guys again

We just give them rapid fire questions some of these guys get the same questions as others

There's one off questions in here. It's anything goes Steve. I didn't prep you for this, but I'm also gonna give you some rapid fire

I think I asked this one to everybody just because I was curious and

I'm curious to hear answer because I don't know if you care that much

But if you had to pick one week a year to hunt elk to hunt elk every year for the rest of your life

What week would you pick?

If yeah, it's a funny. There's two different weeks, right? If I my main priority was to kill an elk

It's the I'd say the 10 through the 17th

Bowls are starting to be able they're not quite hurt it up yet. They're at their most vulnerable

Don't care about the moon phase used to

Used to think that was like the holy grail don't hunt during a full moon

Now all I know I just adjust my hunting times right just make sure you're up and moving from

10 a.m. To 3 p.m

Because that's when the elk are gonna be out and active and you can get into some awesome bugling action at one o'clock in the afternoon

So don't worry about the full moon the the opposite side of this is if it's purely for fun

If if I had a friend, you know that was coming out and I wanted them to experience an awesome elk hunt with

Bugling running crazy action you go the very last week of September like it and my experience here at Idaho

That's when the polls are most vocal and talking it, but they're hurt it up

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