Mark Kayser shares a live report from his elk hunting spike camp and offers tips for camping in remote mountainous areas. For more, visit http://www.HuntingC…
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Hi, I enjoyed your video. I am curious about how you tie your horses – do
you high line or hobble? I live in No. New Mexico and am considering using
horses. Do you worry about predators when you’re not around, and (last
question!) do you pack in water? Thanks. Silas
Im a Mule packer for over 20yrs montana.renting horses from a outfitter is
tough,best to go with a outfitter and use his horses..horses bond with the
people that feed them and they see everyday…so you will be strangers to
the horses..this alot of times causes problems,especially with mules I
found electric corral setups work good if the terrain is right for
them..you can change it daily so they get fresh grass..one trick I was
shown if u leave camp turn a radio in a tent..bears think ur there.
I dont have horses nor money to rent them. I’m planning a DIY fourth season
Cow elk hunt for two broke college kids. I’m looking to backpack in
somewhere 5 miles or so. Any suggestions of where to go on provate land
would be a great deal of help as there are so many. Started looking at Flat
tops 29 area–but read that elk move into private land near fourth season.
Can anyone attest to this? Alos, am I going to freeze to death with a tent
like yours and a 0 degree bag? –