Scouting is about finding a buck; that special buck you want. The territorial and aggressive nature of Pronghorn make them very predictable. This makes scouting highly effective.

Knowing your rate of movement on-off trail over various terrains, with weight on your back, is critical for hunt planning.

With the foundational blocks discussed in previous chapters, Randy teaches you how to use that information for building a successful plan for your rifle elk hunt.

To understand Mule Deer, you need to first understand where they live. Remi breaks down the different types of mule deer country to help you focus on what to look for in each habitat.

Finding mule deer and a good hunt plan starts at home. Remi breaks down how to use your knowledge of deer behavior to locate a hunting spot on a digital map.

When executing your plan, the first big decision you will face is what type of camp best suits the conditions & situations you want to hunt in. In this chapter, Randy focuses on the different types of camps and the benefits of each.

You have spent much of the summer researching your hunt, learning more about elk, and building an e-scouting plan. Randy explains the crucial importance of sticking with that plan to achieve success in the field.

Highly pressured elk in rifle seasons escape hunting pressure by finding sanctuaries. Randy goes in-depth into defining what elk sanctuaries are and the signs to find them.