Janis Putelis

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1,572 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 25 May

Janis Putelis’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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I would say archery elk, hands down, would be harder, in my opinion.
Yeah.
One of the major differences is that the, uh, the, like the caribou are just less pressured, even though they have pressure.
Like I said, we realized that as the week went on and the things that we learned, but they still are not getting the, I think the average pressure of an average public land bull that I'm hunting now.
Sure.
If you're going to go hunt some really cool ranch, they like used to guide on them.
Then I might say it's maybe half a dozen.
one to the others.
It might be the same.
I think it comes down to pressure.
I just think that a public land elk is just getting way more pressure.
The thing too with elk versus caribou, and again, it's not always like this with caribou, but hopefully if you're in the right spot and you get dropped in the right spot, you're going to get
opportunity after opportunity after opportunity where with elk, a lot of times you get like an opportunity in hopefully a day, sometimes three days, sometimes five days, you get one shot, you know, like, and I'm not talking about a shot, like with, like when you release an arrow, I'm talking about like a shot to make a stock to get close.
And if you mess that up, it's like they run over the hill and who knows, maybe they stop on the other side of the mountain.
Maybe they go,
Two drainages over.
You don't know.
And you got to, like, restart.
And for caribou, restarting meant, like, go back to the high point, get up top, and, like, find the next bull that you want to stalk.
And usually within pretty short order.
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