Elk Hunting's New Frontier: How and Where to Draw a Bull Tag in the East

Western elk have taken to eastern Kentucky’s lush vegetation are growing to record-book sizes. This bull, photographed at a Kentucky check station, was taken during a modern rifle hunt.

If you draw a permit in one of the states listed here, your chances of tagging an elk are quite good, and might be described as exceptional if you draw a cow tag. The bad news is that each year there are at least 25,000 other Eastern hunters who want an elk-hunting permit just as much as you do. The odds aren’t as bad as, say, having a chance to win $50 zillion in PowerBall, but they’re not exactly favorable either. Still, nothing ventured, nothing gained. It’s money well spent, too, because all the funds raised are used in various elk restoration projects.

Full article @  http://www.outdoorlife.com/blogs/game-changers/elk-huntings-new-frontier-how-and-where-draw-bull-tag-east?cmpid=enews071315&spPodID=030&spMailingID=23035752&spUserID=ODY3OTEzMDU3OTgS1&spJobID=601250150&spReportId=NjAxMjUwMTUwS0

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