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Learning How To Hunt Elk

Most successful hunters know that close-range, patient stealth beats brute force—Ben Guttormson reveals the counterintuitive strategies that have helped him consistently kill elk just a mile from the trailhead. If you're tired of long stalks and want to hunt smarter, not harder, this one’s for you. In this episode, Ben shares how over a decade of Western hunting transformed his approach—from overestimating the importance of deep wilderness to mastering the art of spotting opportunities close to the road. You'll discover how mounting pressure from public land bunches change animal behavior, and why patience and understanding elk patterns can keep you close without overextending your effort. We break down: The importance of pattern recognition and observation, rather than always chasing deep into tough terrain How staying flexible, using technology, and building local knowledge can shorten your track to success The critical role of timing—why spending more days and being strategic increases your odds Real-world stories of elk within a mile of trailheads and how pressure can work in your favor Practical tips for non-residents on maximizing limited time and understanding pressure points Failing to adapt your strategy could mean risking long, exhausting hunts or spooking your quarry before even getting close. But with these insights, you'll learn to hunt smarter, leverage pressure, and use terrain and animal behavior to your advantage—turning short trips into successful adventures. Whether you're a weekend warrior or a seasoned hunter looking to refine your tactics, this episode arms you with the mindset and methods to hunt with patience, precision, and confidence. Perfect for anyone eager to get closer to elk—regardless of where they hunt in North America. Ben Gatormsen is a dedicated Western hunter with years of experience in Montana's public lands, known for hunting elk within striking distance. His approach hinges on observation, patience, and leveraging pressure patterns—less about miles, more about mastery. Get ready to rethink your hunting map and goals—success often comes from less effort but smarter moves. Hit play now and turn your next hunt into a closer, more effective pursuit.