Dylan Ness sits down with host Weston Homa this week to breakdown why spot-and-stalk is his go-to tactic, how he uses terrain to cut bulls off in transition, and why the smartest move on a hunt is often choosing the spot that fits your method first.
Dylan shares the lessons that turned him into a deadly elk hunter, including why he rarely packs a spotter, how he reads open sage, sparse timber, and mountain basins differently, and why evening hunts often feel more killable than mornings.
This episode is especially valuable if you hunt elk on public land, backpack into country, or want a better way to think about where to start when the mountains give you multiple good options. If you want more confidence in your first move and a sharper approach to reading elk, this one is worth your time.
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