NV Units 72-74
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Carnage2011
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Are you in good shape? Are you looking for any elk or only a big bull? Have you ever been in any of the units? Your question is impossible to answer without More info.
turbobrick
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No advice this year, my brother in law has the same tag, so we'll be out scouting and learning ourselves. Best of luck.
thanks! i plan on going in a couple weeks to scout too. Good luck
3855WIN
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What’s your hunt dates? I’ve been in the wilderness in October and elk were still up high. Hopefully, your hunt is later and snow drives them down. Fine part of the world.
David Gough
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Yes, within the wilderness and on the ridges around the wilderness is where the majority of the bulls will be. Hunted that area four years ago with a friend who had the tag. Be ready to hump it away from roads.
^^This^^
Also be aware those canyons are very vertical.
I pointed out 2 6pt bulls to a pair of elk hunters a few years ago. When they looked at the country they would have to go up and down they said there was no way they could ever get an elk out of there.
David Gough
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We were on a doe hunt up there last year and I told group after group of which areas to look in...they didn't kill elk. Received a text with a picture of a dead bull a week later from a friend who buddy shot a bull in the wilderness. Go figure.
We just got back from a week in Jarbidge on Saturday. 72 has the most elk. As mentioned above they will be high and in the wilderness area unless there is good snow. There are not many roads that get you up in there so be prepared to walk. Scouting is a must and have some back up plans in case weather sets on. Gr8bawana’s ”very vertical” comment is an understatement. LOL. It is amazing country and you will have a great hunt. Good luck!
