I don't want to screw up my bull elk hunt

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2339141[/URL]]I've been hunting a resident herd. I can camp in the new door that I want to look in, and like the idea of being on the very top (because you don't call big bulls down the mountain), but would be a bit concerned about the morning air heading down and letting them wind me right off the bat.

Morning air heads up, generally, as it is heating (hot rises). Cool = down. Swirls at mid day are all bets off if not consistent.

do you carry a wind/powder indicator bottle? When making movement into an area you should puff the powder out to confirm wind direction.