In episode 4 of this Montana archery elk hunt, Michael and Randy head out in the morning to look for a bull elk. Michael says if they don’t find one they will find a bull moose instead, because Randy has a moose tag in the area as well.
They drive up the road and find a bull bugling right away. Randy and Michael try to slip their way in close so that they can then call him in the remaining distance. They try to set up but the bull goes silent and doesn’t come in. After a slow morning they decide to shift gears and head to moose country and do some scouting while they’re in the area.
The remaining days they keep calling and finding bulls and setting up on them trying to call one within range. That combined with moose scouting and a lot of grouse hunting, it turns out to be a pretty successful hunt.
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