Ep. 61 | Aggressive Elk Tactics - Born and Raised Outdoors

Buckle your hip belt and hold on tight as we join the Born and Raised Outdoors crew for an upbeat conversation on how they consistently call and kill bulls year after year.
Bugle, rake, repeat. It sounds like a simple concept, but Trevor, Trent, and Kody and the rest of the crew at Born and Raised Outdoors have been filling their OTC elk tags with beautiful bulls on pressured public land by perfecting this tactic - now known as the “Cat Road Shuffle.” Their aggressive hunting style takes the fight to bulls that want to fight. They target bulls that will play their game - not the other way around. Throw in an immediate sidetrack on how millennials shouldn’t order pizza unsupervised and you’ve got a podcast for the ages.
Not convinced? Check out the Land of the Free Project (1.0 and 2.0) on their KZbin channel where they travel to 5 states spanning 50 days, hauling lots of meat and in the process.
Whether you’re a seasoned vet in the elk woods or a total newbie, you’ll learn a ton about calling elk, identifying terrain and habitat features on a map, and a unique calling sequence called the “bark-scream.” Kody even does some calling on air! Bottom line - if you’ve been putting off a DIY archery elk hunt - don’t. Add these tactics to your hunting toolbox, drive west with a full quiver, and go for it.
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[@NinjaNeglector]

Luv the bro crew def my fave them and hush hands down most watchable guys on yt and would love to hunt with them

[@DB.KOOPER]

NICE... Oregon Boys. Im born/raised in Oregon and I grew up with a cabin on the Alsea (Little Switzerland) near one of the territories with the biggest and oldest Roosevelt Elk herds down towards Waldport.

[@justinbrown324]

Name drop the pizza place!

[@KillerKolt44]

Skip to 8 minutes and thank me later