Module 6 - Chapter 2: A Day in the Life of an Elk
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Elk rely on their senses, especially smell, to survive, making them hard to approach. Their daily movements follow predictable patterns tied to wind and thermals, helping them detect danger. To hunt them successfully, you must understand these patterns and avoid detection, particularly by their nose.
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