Do-It-Yourself Elk Hunting Public Land Self

"10% of all elk hunters
kill 90% of the elk!"

The rest go home with excuses and talk about "next year".

How about YOU?

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	Hello! My name is Jim Deeming For more than 23 years I've been making tracks all over Colorado elk country. I've not only planned dozens of Do-It-Yourself hunts for me and my friends, I've worked as a professional guide on horseback, on foot, by archery, rifle or smokepole, for elk and mule deer. I've seen the difference between hunts that are wildly successful and the ones that are pure train wrecks! And with no punches pulled, I'll tell you about BOTH!
Available for download now! You can have the book in your hands today! Available for download Now! Click here!	I've written an eBook called Do-It-Yourself Elk Hunting Colorado Edition Inside, you'll find tips and tricks to help you plan and execute a successful DIY Elk Hunt - on Public Land. Here are some of the things you'll learn: Strategies - where to go, and how to drill down to where the elk are - all from looking at maps! Seven specific terrain features that not only help you locate elk, they dictate your hunting routine every day. Daily tactics and plans you put in place before you ever set foot in the woods. Specific still and stand-hunting tactics, and how to use them. Bugling tactics you won't read anywhere else for dealing with today's call-smart, pressured bulls. And that's not all. How's this for getting down to brass tacks? See that 6-point rack on top of my camper, pictured above? Let me tell you a little secret. That bull was taken opening morning of first rifle season - on public land! And here's the real kicker- within one square mile, four other legal bulls were taken that same day! How would you like to see a detailed breakdown of that area, and the features that make it such an elk-hunting gold mine? In fact, I've even included the GPS coordinates of the kill site! It's in the book. It's for real. No, I don't expect you to go hunting right there next season. But this is not a book with made-up, hand-drawn, fake maps. You're going to get the real deal. What Works Where Why I'm also going to tell you: Seven Mistakes A Successful Elk Hunter Must Avoid Seven Things A Successful Hunter Does Right How to layer your hunt with backup strategies And, I'm throwing in Three Free Bonus Reports: Free Bonus Report #1 Blood Trail - Information on shot placement, shot followup, and tracking a blood trail. Free Bonus Report #2 After The Kill - Why I've never had a bad or gamey elk yet, and what you can do in the first few minutes to make sure your elk gets home tasting great! Free Bonus Report #3 Gear and Accessories - After almost 25 years of trudging up and down elk mountains, I've created the must-have list to carry in your day pack, what should stay at camp, and what you don't need to waste your money on. How I Wrote This Book One of a guide's important jobs is to send his clients out each day with the best information they can have, a specific day plan, and a positive attitude. I wrote this book as if you and I were having a conversation, planning a hunt together. We will walk through the entire hunt plan together, from the high-level strategy all the way down to the detailed plan of what you'll be doing for each part of every day in the field. But this guide's information isn't going to cost you $5,000, or $7,000 and up like some outfits get you for. I've put it all in one package, available for you to download and read right now - for less than half the price of a tank of gas! That's right. I'm giving you the whole thing for only $29.95, including the free bonus reports and detailed maps. And because it's an eBook, you'll have the information in your hands right away, to use for your hunt this season!
	This is Tom Garries and his Dad, from Indiana. Tom was the first person to get Do It Yourself Elk Hunting after it's initial release. Armed with that information, Tom and his Dad set out on their first elk hunt ever, on public land they had never seen before. You're looking at the results! Afterwards. Tom wrote us back and said, "70 degrees wasn't what we were hoping for... too hot... no bugles at all... We hunted an area like you said and called in this nice 5x3... Dad and I had a wonderful week. Thanks for the tips. Not bad for an over the counter area and first time elk hunter." Not bad? Tom, that's fantastic! Congratulations!
If you'd like to hit the woods with the same advantage that helped Tom bag his first bull, you can get it now by clicking Here Download the eBook and get ready for the best elk season you've had yet!

Hello Jim,

I know you're busy at this time of year, so I'll make it short.

Your book is excellent. It is better than anything by Zumbo, or Wixom, or any others that I have read. I'm not just trying to be ingratiating, I mean it.

Your methodical approach appeals to the combat arms leader in me. I am really enjoying it.

Sincerely,

John R Sweet, 1LT
Operation Iraqi Freedom
Colorado National Guard

"If only I had known this stuff before..."

I was proud of Tim that October morning. He was one of three clients assigned to me and he listened well.

I led my hunters out in the dark and got them in place before sunup.

By 8 o'clock I was high above them, stretching out for a nap on a nice sun-bathed rock.
(I'd been up 'til midnight skinning deer and elk the night before. Guides learn to sleep whenever they can!)

Each of the three hunters had specific instructions. Apparently Tim listened better than the other two.

I was just starting to doze off on my warm rock at 8:15 when...

KA-BLAAM ! !

Tim knocked over a real nice 5X5 with one well-placed round from his 30-06.

He and I were both on Cloud Nine as we field dressed it together and he told me in detail how the shot came about. He finished by saying,

"You know, I tried to hunt on my own for years. I finally got tired of getting skunked and booked a guided hunt. What you told me to do this morning isn't really complicated, and it makes a whole lot of sense. And obviously it works!

If only I had known this stuff before, I'd have a lot more racks on the wall.

Why didn't I learn this in all those magazines I've read?"

Good question. And it's one I'm going to answer for you.

Let me send you a Free Newsletter

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Just to kick things off, I'll send you a series of ten articles called,

"Ten Things That Can Make Or Break Your Elk Hunt"

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Let's face it -

ELK HUNTING IS EXPEN$IVE.

And maybe you're one of those guys who either can't - or WON'T -
pay a guide $3,000 -OR MORE - to lead you around on private property so you can get a shot at

"Mr. Wapiti"

And I don't know about you, but the idea of paying $500 to $1,000 for a so-called "trespass fee"
sure makes hunting public land look good - if it works.

My eBook,

"Do-It-Yourself Elk Hunting"

is loaded with

INSIDER INFORMATION

that will save you time, money, and help you move into that elite group

The 10% of Hunters Who Kill 90% Of The Elk

without shelling out thousands of dollars for guides, outfitters, and
"trespass fees".

My book will help you

Hunt Public Land
Save Truckloads of Money
Save Valuable Hunting Time
Avoid Trip-killer Mistakes
Supercharge Your Chances of Success

I'm even going to tell you how to
FIND ELK ON A MAP
before you ever set foot in the woods!

The book is ready. And you can have it in time for
your 2008 Elk Hunting Trip

You can have this book in your hands today.
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This is my hunting partner, Troy. He killed the buck the first day we hunted this season, and took the 6X5 bull two days later.

Talk about gettin' it done!

Important Links And Information For DIYhunters...

Colorado Bowhunters Association

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation

Colorado Division Of Wildlife

MonsterMuleys.com
Mule Deer and Elk Hunting Magazine

ElkCamp.Com

The Ultimate Hunting Community

http://www.BigGameHunt.net
For hunters - by hunters

Montana Trappers Association

Here's the best source for maps and statistics on the 'net anywhere - and for a fraction of what you pay for the Big Game CD. Check these guys out!

Outfitter Alert !

DIYhunting.com is dedicated first and foremost to the success of public land, self-guided hunters.

DIY hunters are a fiercely independent bunch, committed to lifelong learning and improving their skills for self reliance and maximum success.

They are truly the backbone of hunting in America.

Some of us hunt DIY for budget reasons. Some because it's just who we are.

Sadly, others resort to DIY hunting after shelling out big bucks for a guided hunt only to be stood up, disappointed, even flat out lied to..

Our e-mailbox has an ever growing file of outfitter horror stories from hunters-turned-DIY out of sheer determination never to be rooked again.

However, DIYhunting.com is not anti-outfitter - never has been.

I've worked as a guide myself, and have also been a paying customer. I've seen both sides of the business. I sincerely hope every dedicated DIY elk hunter gets to enjoy at least one dream hunt in their lifetime - guided, and done right. I promise you, it can be the trip of a lifetime.

And there are plenty of good outfitters around.

Trouble is - finding a good one? Well that's a DIY hunt of it's own.

And if you get skunked, you don't just go home empty handed, you can go home with a $5,000 hole in your pocket - or a lot bigger. If you saw my file of bad outfitter emails, you'd also know that without connections and reliable references, rounding up a good one can be a crap shoot.

Well now you've got a connection.

DIYhunting.com is about to do something we've never done before -

recommend an outfitter...

Does any of this sound like your dream hunt?

- Guided hunting from a posh lodge on 4,000 acres of private ranch land near Steamboat Springs, Colorado - smack dab in the middle of North America's largest elk herd.

- Or how about a drop camp from a heated and stocked remote high mountain cabin?

- Terrain ranging from dark timber and aspen, flowing down through scrub oak to cultivated hay fields at the bottom.

- On-site professional game processing, customized to your preferences and included in the hunt price!

- Spending your "down time" watching the game on big screen TV, surfing via wireless internet at the Lodge, or catching trophy-class trout on the ranch's private lake.

DIYhunting.com is proud to recommend

John Mayes, of Flying Diamond Outfitters.

DIYhunting.com is not being paid for this endorsement. But our motto is to tell you the truth about the good stuff and the bad - what works and what doesn't.

Flying Diamond Outfitters is one of the best, and John Mayes is one of the "good guys". You tell him I said so when you book your hunt.

Also tell him I mentioned that for the same price he guides you one-on-one for an elk, there's no additional charge to combo hunt for one of his fine mule deer.

But you'd better hurry - although many elk hunts can be had with over the counter tags, all Muzzleloader tags and all Deer tags are draw only - and the deadline is April 7.

Hop on over to his website, have a look around When you're through dreaming (and drooling), give John a call.