In episode 3 of this Montana archery elk hunt, Randy and Michael decided to pull the plug on central Montana and now start hunting the thick timber of the western side of the state. They get camp set up at a nearby campground and head out into the woods to try and locate a bugling bull.
They find a bull and try to get set-up to call him in. But the area is so thick, it’s difficult to get eyes on any elk even if they are close. Randy and Michael continue the same strategy of moving and calling and moving and calling, just trying to cover country and find where the bulls are.
Randy is still designating Michael as the first shooter, so he continues to get set up whenever they locate a bugling bull. But getting a bull to bugle and calling one within range turns out to be a much different reality.
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