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A techniqueI have used in the past: if you come up empty at first, find the water source they are using and track from that. While you are scouting, don't approachearly or late in the daywhen you don't run the risk of spooking them. Be careful of your smell also. But if you can get onto where they water and find the paths they use to get to these spots they can make great ambush points. Cautious elk will generally not approach the water other than during the pre dawn or post dusk hour. Also, realize with their wide range, they will have numerous watering holes, but this is the one thing they must find daily. When all else fails, go to the water and track from there. Not an end all answer, but an option and some days you need lots of options!