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New to Elk hunting need some help! Please!
onX maps has really helped me in new areas. My opinion would be glass as much as you can if possible. If you aren’t seeing elk, then keep moving until you find them. If the terrain isn’t allowing for the bulls to hide in the late season then there is a good chance they just kept moving until...- Mikecole
- Post #13
- Forum: Tag, Applications, Maps & E-Scouting
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Pack care between washings
To clean my Mystery Ranch I usually put it in the tub and use the shower on the hottest setting to rinse through it for about ten minutes making sure getting that hot water in as much of the pockets as possible. Then after I feel like it’s pretty dang clean I flip the pack upside down and hang...- Mikecole
- Post #8
- Forum: Backpack Hunting
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Keeping meat cool.
Definitely two coolers and I would hang the meat over night and let it breathe as much as possible. When it comes to packing it in the cooler, avoids moisture as much as possible. I’ve layered the bottom of the cooler with ice still in bags and then lay a layer of towels or game bags over the...- Mikecole
- Post #22
- Forum: Field care - Meat, Trophy, Taxidermy
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Montana 391/446 Glassing
A little vague but I might be able to help you out a little. Maybe some reference points on direction of high country you are thinking of? Message me if you’d like 👍🏼 -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
I guess it would depend on who you are talking to. There is a lot of public land that isnt accessible by roads.. not trying to argue but I’ve hunted in a lot of public land areas that you don’t run into anyone after you get 2 miles from the road.. and a honey hole is what you make it. To me... -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
Thanks for the input! This year will be more of a freezer filler for sure. That is definitely what I have heard in terms of bigger deer. Seems like they are adapting to the pressure and have found ways to hold up on private pretty well after talking to a couple locals out of the Broadas area... -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
Thanks fellas. It’s my understanding that if you are a current resident at the time of purchasing the tags then they are valid as resident tags. I am going to reach out to FWP just to be safe now that it has me questioning it even a little bit but I’ll keep you posted on what I find out. Better... -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
Much appreciated. That is the plan next year but definitely need to take advantage of my resident tags while I can! -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
Smh 🤦🏻♂️ don’t be “that guy” lol. Thanks for the great input though. -
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New guy in CO
Welcome! Newer member as well. Great bunch of conservationist’s on here! -
Southeast Montana, Late to the party 🎉
Greetings fellow Hunters! I recently moved from Montana to Utah but have the advantage of trying to fill my general deer tags at the end of November with taking some time off from work for a 4 day hunt. Last year was my first year making it east in MT in search of some deer and we were lucky... -
Newbie to UT from MT!
I am in Acquisitions with a pretty big company so the move was worth it! But I’m loving it so far. I’m hoping to make it into the hills a bit more the more that I get settled 👍🏼 -
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Archery - Montana 392
Spent quite a few years hunting 392 and have actually harvested a couple bulls as well. My biggest experiences were finding their morning and evening transition patterns. Helped me to be high an hour before light and wait for them to come from low to bed up high. A lot of the time I actually... -
Newbie to UT from MT!
New to the page and I’m loving it so far. Amazing group of people. Just moved from Helena, MT to SLC for career and would love to connect with some people from my new area. I love what I get to accomplish in the hills and can’t wait to explore what UT has to offer. How has everyone else been...
