Hunting Pressured Bulls on Colorado Public Land - Mid-September Archery 6x6 at 17 Yards!
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- Hunting Heavily Pressured Public Land Bull Elk During the Archery Season? Wondering How to Be More Successful During YOUR Hunts? Join Chris Roe of Roe Hunting Resources on His 2017 CO Elk Hunt and Learn How! This EDUCATIONAL video is an EXTENDED-LENGTH episode highlighting Chris' 2017 Public Land, DIY, self-filmed elk hunt, and is a hybrid of the "Strategies in Action" videos found in the Member's Only section of the Roe Hunting Resources Elk Module, and the entertaining "Through the Seasons" videos found here on TH-cam. We hope you enjoy it! ...if you like these sorts of extended-length videos, let us know in the comments section below, and we'll do more!
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This is the best most informative elk hunting video on TH-cam thank you sir
I learn so much from every one of your videos. Thank you and please keep them coming.
This has happened to us a few times before too .. where another bull comes right into your space, while you're working on the bull you just got.
You do an outstanding job of explaining every single thing you do and why you do it. But, Just when you think you're at the top of your game, one totally catches you off guard and does something you didn't even expect!
RHR you're the BOMB BROTHER!
Thanks, brother! Good luck to you and yours out in the field!
Chris, I think its about time to upload some new elk videos like this! I watch these over and over. Hope you have new ones coming soon.
Great video Chris! I love this format. It feels like we're live with you on the hunt and more educational with you explaining what you're doing as you go. I hope to see more like this.
Thanks for teaching. Going to watch this again before season!
Man awesome job and very ethical, way to show a keen eye and patience by not shooting that second bull!
I could have been real easy for a person to think it was the first bull!
That was quite epic. Thanks for sharing, Chris!
Sweet video Chris, thanks for sharing!
Love this video Chris. Would love to see more like this. Thanks for sharing and congrats on a great bull.
Awesome video, informational and entertaining. Congratulations and thanks for sharing!!!
Great video and thank you for being polite by turning your head and not coughing all over us in those final minutes of your video ;) I enjoyed listening to you on the Jay Scott Podcast and look forward to watching more of your videos.
Thanks for taking us on this journey. For a second I felt the wind in my face. Great job!
Everything I know I learned from you Chris and now im a great hunter. Thanks for another great video.
Love your content Chris, this was an amazing video. Really shows how important it is to practice patience, walk slow, and listen! Thanks again!
as always awesome content, and wow, 2 encounters while standing over your downed bull, that is awesome.
Love how you teach what you are seeing and doing. I would love to just get one experience like you get all the time
flat out awesome video!! So much information and thought process in one video. AND..... there's a bull down too! thank you
I always enjoy watching this video each year before hunting season. Great job Chris!
man keep this stuff coming always enjoy your videos and have missed them
Great film love watching your videos
Such an awesome video!
Fantastic video! Always fun to see how other folks approach things. As someone who does all their own calling and prefers to hunt alone this was fun to watch.
Best elk hunting video on TH-cam! Great job!
Congratulations, on the hunt! Amazingly on OTC pressured elk. Great play by play experience!
Great video! Thanks for taking the time to make it!
I'm impressed in many ways. Most of all your composure and ethics
It took that 2nd one quite a while to catch your wind. Pretty cool encounter. Great post!
Great video Chris!
Love watching your videos
Wow man!!! Got in em!! 3 great opportunities in one morning!!!
Wow great video! Can't wait to watch more. Good luck this season!
Great video man !! Very knowledgeable with elk and you make it seem like you are hunting with your viewers. Nice bull ! Bet he tasted guuuud !
Awesome video Chris!!! It was a blast to watch. The wind game at it finest. Same deal for me mid sept in central ID....... winds swirled for over a week, crazy snow. But eventually it happened for us. Thanks for the videos. Having an elk addiction it’s nice to watch video during the offseason. Elk never get old no matter how many years go by.
Awesome hunt. You have patientsz! I realize its hard not to get upset when lots isn't in your favor. They not to beat yourself up so much. Enjoy the hunt👍
Great video! Had to be tough to get this on camera. Nice job
Great video! One of the best I have seen. Congratulations on your successful hunt. Hoping to get back to CO next year ('20).
Very well done, I'm hoping to get my first elk this year, seen lots of fresh sign but I'm trying to close in and they are REALLY good at sensing danger... Keep em coming!
Nice job Chris Rowe
Love this video!! Don't know how I didn't see it sooner. Wow. Three bulls in basically one setup. Great job
He should have way more views and subscribers than he does! Very underrated professional hunter.
Great video Chris! I got the Elk Module last August and used your techniques and harvested my first bull ever, in Wyoming. Thanks Jim
Right on! Congrats!! Post a pic or two to your RHR profile, or message me a couple! ...I'd love to see him!
Cant wait to get out and start learning!!! nothing like dressing your quarry and seeing even more come in. The biggest buck i shot in iowa a few years back happened kinda the same. A buddy and i are coming out in 2019, and i wouild be happy to even see an elk the first year out!! still doing a lot of research on packing and what not, but man, congrats!!
Fantastic video!
It never ceases to amaze me how an animal that size can move so quickly and quietly through the woods. Great video!!! I’m so glad I heard you on Kifarucast with Aron Snyder and found yet another great resource for my next otc elk hunt in Colorado next year!!!
That was awesome!
Awesome vid..!!!
Great advice. I hunted an area a few years ago that was literally only a mile from a campground and in between roads. The elk were everywhere and no one was hunting there because it was maybe too obvious or not far from people. I shot at a bull but missed, I learned a lot about that area and have been hunting my families ranch since then. But next year I want to go back and try again. Sometimes the areas you don't think hold elk have a lot of elk and get over looked.
I’m pumped to get out for archery 1st time this Fall,
I’ve learned quite a bit more from watching yer vid’s, and listening to podcasts,
Thanks!
peter k. How did your hunt go ?
Wow! Great video 👍
Chris, I’ve been listening to your podcasts with Jay Scott. I’ve seen this video before but was reminded yesterday to watch it again. Just wanted to let you know that this IS the kind of educational hunting video I want to see! I don’t care about the kill. I want to know how the scenario played out prior to the kill! Thanks for the great learning experience! Going on my first backpack archery elk hunt this fall. So excited! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the feedback, and for following along with Jay and me on his podcast! Lord willing, and fingers crossed, you and I BOTH will have a great season this year, with plenty of encounters to share and learn from!
Pretty Work!
your videos are awesome. keep it up!
Thanks much, and will do!
Thank you Chris for the app, and your website. Used your strategies this yr and after 5 yrs of tag soup finally got my first elk. It was a similar sized sm 6x6 as yours in this video. Shot was 9yrds and I was solo. Thank you again!
Congrats!!!
Dude, great video. I am stoked that you took the time to put so much detail into this. I especially like that this video is almost an hour long, and chock full of great information. And all of this during an awesome hunt! The only negative thing I can say is that I thought the video would help “cure the itch” while I wait for this coming fall hunting season. Instead, it made me go even more crazy for next season! At least the turkey opener is just around the corner!! Awesome vid
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching, and thanks for the comment!
Been watching your vids consistently. Could you recommend some good public hunting in Colorado? Also, if you get an over the counter tag for Elk can you hunt any public spot in Colorado or do they have Units assigned on public?
Anyone else having audio lagging issues? Other than that, love the vids. Keep em coming Chris
If you still have problems with that, close out of your browser, make sure you have the latest update, and restart; sometimes new videos expose glitches in older browser versions.
That was crazy - 3 bulls in little or no time
WOW!!!! Well done sir.
Nice video. I really like how you detail out tactics and the teaching moments in it. One thing I would have liked to see is a little plug for your broadhead. It seemed to do the job but I want details. how did you like it? Was it as good as they are supposed to be? Did it stay sharp through all that elk?
Thanks for watching! ...regarding the Iron Will Broadheads, also scroll below and see the response I gave to Ken's question. But...in short - they're incredible! The indiidual head that I used was still razor sharp when I fished it out of him! While they ARE expensive, you get what you pay for in these.
Killer! I like the long format, it makes it feel more like we’re actually in the hunt with you. What camera/mic setup are you using?
Sony FDR-AX53 with a Primos Trigger Stick and Monfrotto mini pan-head.
Thanks for another great, educational video! I really enjoy that you share your thoughts throughout and always seem to make something awesome happen. Did you pack out with horses or on foot?
No horses last year, it was all boot leather and backpacks! thanks for watching, and for the kind words!
Hey chris, great video... the winds seemed to be extra crazy in Colorado for us this year for is.. sooo many blown opportunities because the wind would randomly switch... how do you like the iron will broadheads? Good blood trails?
Absolutely LOVE them! They fly perfectly, have incredible penetration, are wicked sharp, and their durability is unreal! ...because it is a smaller head, the blood trails are excellent, but aren't what you get from say a Rage or RamCat. Because they fly so well, they go where you send them, so if you send them into the boiler room, you'll get blood trails and quick kills!
EPIC!!!! You seem to let cow calls do the work for you...when are you using the bull bugles? Great video man
In most cases, I'll use Level 1, 2, or 3 Contact Bugles when I'm trying to make vocal contact from a distance (i.e. seeking a vocal response/locating). In the right situations, at the right time of the behavioral cycle (based on bull behavior) I'll use more Bull vocalizations, but 99.9% I go straight to base, core, fundamental elk vocalizations/communication and skip "playing to testosterone."
Awesome video Chris! I really like the raw footage style. Instead of wasting time getting a bunch of footage and editing, you actually provided something educational and entertaining! Were you backpacking in this area? Or did you have a base camp?
Thanks for the comments - glad you enjoyed it! ...hiked in from the trailhead REALLY early that morning; 3+ miles.
Chris your one of the best, love your stuff. What camera are you using? More videos!
Thanks much, and glad you enjoy it! ...the camera is a Sony FDR-AX53 with an external shotgun mic.
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Chris what are your pack out technic getting your bull out
@@tiberiuswade8789 Gutless method to break the bull down into packable pieces, and - on this hunt - loading those pieces onto my Kifaru pack, and haulin' the weight back to the truck! LOL!!!
As if on queue that bull walked in. Probably your best video yet. It had it all, explanation, instruction, results, and then some! Great video Chris.
Two questions: 1) What is the deal with the upside down arrow in your quiver (grouse arrow)? 2) How come no face paint?
1) Upside down arrow is my practice blunt for stump shooting, and 2) my facial hair USUALLY covers enough of my ugly to make paint superfluous. LOL! ...that, and the fact that I usually hold a portion of my bow in front of my face to breakup its outline anyway, so...often it is not needed. And then I don't have to clean it up each night either!
Gotcha. The day I killed my elk this year I forgot to put my face paint on. We had snow everyday the third week of September and the wind were everywhere.
RoeHuntingResources Thank you, last time we spoke you were living in Kansas, hope your family is doing well. Your an amazing person!
LOL! I don't know about that, but... we're still living the dream out here in KS, managing deer and turkeys, running hunts, and having blast! That is...when I'm not working with elk! LOL!
@@RoeHuntingResources Chris
How can I get chance to do turkey hunt with you. What fees
Great day in the woods that's for sure! Is it too much to ask what day that was? Early late September? And what time of day was all this going down? I've enjoyed the modules hope you have a good season this year!
Edit: I missed you said it was Sept 15. But still curious on the times you were getting into all this action.
It was a continuous hunt from daylight right on through 10 am when the final bull came in. After the shot, you'll hear me talk about the fact I wasn't going to move for thirty minutes, or 8:30 am, since I didn't hear him fall.
awesome !!!!
Great video work and appreciate hearing your thought process as it happens. What kind of a camera setup do you use?
Thanks! ...Sony AX53 and a Primos Trigger Stick with a small Monfrotto head...
Chris, I attended your class at sportsman some time ago, it's amazing how good you are. What is the sound the bull makes at 52:01 & 52:20 ? Do you ever use those sounds?
To be honest, I think they lean more toward really short Whines as opposed to bull mews, but - either way - YES... when using bull vocalizations (especially when moving) I'll throw a few of these in from time-to-time to portray this type of interest and curiosity, and add more realism.
Great calling cow call ,cow call ,cow call that's what I tell my buddies you've located the bulls just cow call!!!!
Hello great video ! I was just wondering what backpacks do you use for your Elk hunts. Thanks for your time.
Kifaru International!
@@RoeHuntingResources Awesome Thanks !
I watch Meat Eater on Netflix there is a episode where the guy cooks the meat with several recipes. You should do one. Just a thought. I enjoy your videos. They're interesting. Keep them coming
Just wanted to say thank you, I can appreciate videos like yours. I love the outdoors and chasing game, there's so much to it. By the way, do you live in Colorado? I ask in case you do classes. I read a comment about you doing classes.
I DID live in CO, and am frequently back, and I DO still do "in person" classes apart from the comprehensive educational course in the Elk Module/Elk Hunting Institute on the Roe Hunting Resources website. ...if you follow me on Instagram, you'll get notices when I'm going to be giving talks - especially in CO.
Chris, what vocalization were you using as you were climbing up? Was it a calf chirp, mew or lost mew? Subscribed to your website and loving the stuff you are putting out.
Give me a "minute marker" in the video so I know which point/vocalization you're referring to...
Interesting
Awsome video! How much work you do on it out there? How did you get it back?
Gutless method, 4-quarters, backstraps, tenderloins, neck meat, and all good flank meat. ...and on my back (and a friend's back for one load)!
EPIC
Nice 👍🏻
Great video, I want to know what camera and tree arm you are using to be able to throw that thing up so quick?
Sony AX-53 and a Primos Trigger Stick, with a small Monfrotto pan head...
What kind of trees are those surrounding that area where you made the kill shot?
Awesome man where in Colorado was this?
Very nice video.. Lengthy but never fast forwarded it at all.. To bad you didn't have friend with you who could have probably punched their tag too! Then the work would have been doubled though and pita for it looks pretty warm there!
I loved all the parts of the video that you weren't talking....
Draw unit? or OTC?
OTC
Nothing makes time feel longer than when you're waiting after a shot to make sure the animal has expired.
You gott smart phones and apps and so what.. And then you gott smart hunters...You are just that..Nice video.. what kind off releser do you prefer..
I personally use an "index finger trigger" style release for my hunting, but I SOLIDLY recommend everyone try SEVERAL types, pick the one YOU shoot the best, and go from there.
That was a great hunt and video. Can I come hunt with you. I have never killed a elk I am 53 year old. I have killed mule deer and love to hunt in Colorado. I live in Georgia but I will go hunting in Colorado in 2019 .. If the good lord sees fit.. Great video. 👍🏻🇱🇷
If you ever draw an AZ, get in touch with me immediately!!!! ...I am only licensed to guide in AZ at the moment. Contact the guys at www.ZeroGuideFees.com to find out how you can work toward getting a tag!
I'd love to go hunting with you sometime
Colorado has more elk then any other state...?
Private land hunting ?
The bull that came in at the end of the video was a really nice bull, but I disagree that it was a "giant"!
The only ones who disliked are triggered feminists
LOL!!!!
no me gusta mucho habla y nada de accion
of hunting videos this is kind of boring Sorry
Man did you have to talk so freaking much
Less talking more hunting!
how about more hunting less talking
Dang, I must be the only one that is annoyed by this know it all arrogant dude. I respect his passion and enjoy the same hobby but he's too much for this cat. He needs a friend to talk to.