They are very similar. Deer and elk are much alike anatomically, though elk tend to be larger. For this reason, a different caliber gun may be required for an elk. Guns like a 7mm rifle will do fine for deer, but it's questionable for elk. A 30-06 is typically a good gun for both.
Peter J. Fix has written: 'Project report on research titled, Estimating demand for deer and elk hunting in Colorado' -- subject(s): Deer hunting, Elk hunting
The thing that eats deer, elk, and bears most is people. Almost all of us go hunting right and eat the meat!
Yes, for hunting birds, water fowl, elk and deer.
Petersen's Hunting Adventures - 2012 Colorado Elk and Mule Deer 7-1 was released on: USA: 25 June 2012
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Yes, for hunting birds, water fowl, elk and deer.
No.
Depends on what your hunting, if you are going wing shooting, its a Benelli Ultralight. If its deer or elk, I'm gonna say a 30-06.
Deer Driver legends is a game about hunting animals such as deer, elk, big cats and even species now extinct. It was made for the Nintendo 3DS and available from Amazon.
Large herds of elk or red deer were in this area. The blackfoot called these deer or elk Ponoka
Large herds of elk or red deer were in this area. The blackfoot called these deer or elk Ponoka
To distinguish between a deer and an elk, observe their size and antlers: elk are generally larger, with males weighing between 600-1,100 pounds and having long, sweeping antlers that can grow up to four feet long. In contrast, deer, particularly white-tailed deer, are smaller, typically weighing 100-300 pounds, and have shorter, more branching antlers. Additionally, elk have a distinctively larger and more pronounced body shape, with a thicker neck and a more pronounced hump on their shoulders compared to deer. Lastly, elk often travel in larger herds, while deer tend to be seen in smaller groups or alone.