Posting trail cameras by a bait pile or a mineral lick is easy, but what about in the mountains, where core areas are large and game moves extensively each day? Elk and mule deer hunters want the same information as whitetail hunters — travel frequency, antler size, and peak travel times. Zach Bowhay shows his strategies for capturing this important intel in this video from Western Hunter.
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