I said what I said. It is my belief after hunting both general and shoulder seasons for several years in the mountains of central Montana, that it is way harder to score a public land shoulder elk than its general season counterpart.
Of course there are many variables that people can argue but for the purpose of this post, here are my own personal observations in a hope that I may be able to help someone out along the way.
General season is usually a hell of a lot warmer, has way less snow on the ground and in the sky and has way more hunters in town. These things are
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