Calling in Elk

[LBM]

Cheers.

Here is bull #2
8x7 https://imgur.com/gallery/4sY9PJ5

Great bull congrats again to you and your buddys.

[xlcc]

awesome bull!

[Jagermonster]

Cheers.

Here is bull #2
8x7 https://imgur.com/gallery/4sY9PJ5

Doesn’t get much better than that!! What a gorgeous bull, congrats man. That’s a successful season for you guys for sure

[100milehousehunter]

Great bull

[HarryToolips]

Great bulls there dapesche......sincere congrats!

[dapesche]

thank you. Pretty fortunate this season. Hopefully my luck continues!

[Bugle M In]

Yup, nice bulls!
Congrats to you and your hunting partners.

[dapesche]

First bull was the bull on its side. Was my friends first ever animal. Got to watch him from about 2oyds away.

Second bull was a giant and my new hunting partner's first bull in 5 yrs as he is always a called.

Just stoked to be part of a successful hunt! Although the second bull would've looked awesome on my wall ��

[browningboy]

Just got back from my elk hunt, only heard a few bugles but heard way more cows chirping, and they were not loud, less quiet than a hoochie mama

[Bugle M In]

Just got back from my elk hunt, only heard a few bugles but heard way more cows chirping, and they were not loud, less quiet than a hoochie mama

Yup, then can be.
But. it also depends on the terrain from which they call.
In tight timber etc, it is quiet.
But, get them in a bowl, and even from hundreds of yards away, it can seem reasonably loud.
Mostly due to acoustics.

But yes, they mew/chirp quite quietly!

Also, if you had cows chirping, you may of had a reasonable bull in there as well!
They can stay quiet while closing the distance on you, and then suddenly roar once he is in between you and his cows etc.