Bugle Magazine Digital PreviewJournal of Elk Country and the Hunt

by Tom Kuglin/Bugle Hunting & Outdoor Lifestyle Editor Whether his audience is a panel of judges or a rutted-up bull elk, when Tony Gilbertson rips [...]

(Photo credit: Sonia Stewart Photography) Lasting Legacies by Gentry Hale Marvin and Carolyn Johnson joined RMEF’s Trails Society to help protect the wild country they [...]

WeatherTech FloorLiner HP Elk hunting often means driving through mud, snow and dirt, but there’s no reason to spread that outside grime to your truck’s [...]

Great glass can mean the difference between success and failure in elk country. Here are some clear options if you’re looking for an upgrade. By [...]

Chef | Jaime Teigen Want to take your steak sandwich from good to ultimate? Here’s how I do it with a delicious elk twist. Prep [...]

By Paul Queneau On May 25, 2014, the longest landslide ever documented in Colorado rumbled down the side of the Grand Mesa, the largest flat [...]

I’ve become convinced that every business school curriculum should include public land elk hunting. If you sent all Master of Business Administration (MBA) students on [...]

By Jon Keller A young guide out to prove his mettle discovers just how tough his job can be. I sat on the bank and [...]

By Vivien Felker Many factors that make or break an elk hunt are out of your control: the wind swirls and sends your scent right [...]

By Tom Kuglin Gloved hands and tools reached through the aspen tangle, pulling strands of rusted barbed wire darkened from years in the elements and [...]

By Tom Kuglin – Bugle magazine hunting & outdoor lifestyle editor Robb Baker continued to scan the snow for blood hoping to find evidence of [...]

By Tom Kuglin Bugle Hunting & Outdoor Lifestyle Editor I’ll admit I’m one of those hunters that gets nervous about change. Maybe I’ve just reached a [...]