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Editor's Note: Wayne Carlton of Montrose, Colorado, a longtime Hunter's Specialties' pro and seminar speaker, took the biggest bull elk of his life this season. This week, Carlton will tell...

Editor’s Note: Wayne Carlton, host of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation’s “Elk Country Journal” TV show, has hunted and guided for elk for more than 32 years. Carlton’s the father...

Editor’s Note: Audrey McQueen of Eagar, Arizona, nine-time World Elk Calling Champion in the Women’s Division and current champion, has guided for elk for 15 years. McQueen and her...

Editor’s Note: Phillip Vanderpool of Harrison, Arkansas, one of Hunter’s Specialties’ hunting pros, can get close enough to a bull elk to give him a kiss before he shoots him. This...

Editor’s Note: J.R. Keller of Delta, Colorado, father of the Mac Daddy and an avid elk hunter, has been a member of the Hunter’s Specialties’ Pro Staff Team for 15 years. Question: What...

Editor's Note: Phillip Vanderpool of Harrison, Arkansas, a Hunter's Specialties' pro, lives in the woods. During deer season, he travels many states and probably logs as many if not more...

Editor’s Note: Each season Rick White of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and the other members of Hunter’s Specialties’ Pro Hunting Staff consistently take big bucks. They’ve developed a simple...

Editor's Note: Hunting from a tree stand, especially in the East, gives Hunter's Specialties' outdoorsmen much more visibility than hunting from the ground. In many places in the East...

When I’m running and gunning for turkeys with my bow, I usually won’t carry a blind. A total concealment blind is best, when you know where the turkeys are and are bowhunting. You can pick out...