Yup, same problem for me in the Briger-Tetons for Elk. They finally moved down after I left. I am going back next week.
It's been a miserable hunting season for me so far, most of it is my fault.
I hunted for deer in a new area this year and it was so heavily pressured by general taggers that I could not get within 300 yards of mulies. I had my chance but blew it hoping for more mature does. I had 2 doe tags.
I was unsuccessful for small game looking for cotton tail and snowshoe hares in the Medicine Bow forest, saw 1 the entire trip. I was unsuccessful in never seeing elk last week as it did not snow hard until I left.
I missed an antelope in the Shirley Basin into 45mph cross winds at 300 yards, and had problems getting within 700 yards of the antelope in my area that gave out like around 800 tags. I am having problems with my new Nikon BDC scope which I hate.
I had sighted in initially into a cross wind with my new scope on a day it was blowing 30+mph at the range, I suspect this impacted my zero but I could be wrong.
So now I am scrambling to find a non-windy morning this week to field test out my 200-300 yard hold over points on my scope.
Live and learn, should have fine tuned the scope this past summer instead of fishing.

Hopefully, I get my scope worked out then I can head out with confidence.