Montana Decoy has partnered with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation to develop the RMEF Cow Elk. It has all the features to give you the ultimate advantage for stalking, setting up or preparing to shoot. The decoy stands tall for increased visibility in scrub brush or on the open plains. It also offers cover when there isn’t any around and is a great tool for stalking. Includes leg poles.
The proceeds from each purchase of an RMEF Cow Elk decoy helps to permanently protect crucial elk winter and summer ranges, migration corridors, calving grounds and other vital areas, while focusing on securing and improving hunter access throughout elk country.
- Folds flat to a compact size of 17” x 15” and pops up to full size in seconds.
- Lightweight design and quick setup allows mobility during the elk hunt
- Excellent secondary use as predator hunting decoy
- HD photo realism catches the eyes of possessive rut-crazed bulls.
- Weight: 42 oz. (including poles)
- Folded: 17" x 15"
- Unfolded: 48" x 50"
- Compatible with the Quickstand for better spot-and-stalk performance. (Quickstand sold separately).
Montana Decoy RMEF Cow Elk 0064 FAQ
The Montana Decoy RMEF Cow Elk is designed to help hunters close the distance on elk by presenting the appearance of a relaxed cow elk. It can help reduce the alertness of approaching bulls and other elk while providing concealment for the hunter during calling sequences or spot-and-stalk hunts.
The RMEF Cow Elk Decoy is most effective during the elk rut when bulls are actively searching for cows. It can also be used throughout the season to create a realistic visual confirmation that complements cow calls and bugles, helping to convince approaching elk that another animal is present.
Yes. The RMEF Cow Elk features Montana Decoy's lightweight, foldable design that packs flat for easy transport. It deploys quickly in the field and stores compactly in a backpack, making it ideal for mobile elk hunters covering long distances.
Pairing a realistic cow elk decoy with calling provides approaching bulls with the visual confirmation they often expect after hearing cow vocalizations. This combination can help increase confidence, reduce hesitation and improve opportunities for close-range encounters during elk season.
