Southern Elk
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Same here. It was the hotspot for big bucks for a while.Growing up in the 90s I used to watch the Realtree guys hunt the Milk River area in Montana. That's the first thing that comes to mind with western whitetails.
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Same here. It was the hotspot for big bucks for a while.Growing up in the 90s I used to watch the Realtree guys hunt the Milk River area in Montana. That's the first thing that comes to mind with western whitetails.
And beyond 20 yards, is a long shot.For me, it is hunting a couple miles in on a rainy day in mid to late November. I love sneaking through the woods looking for a rutting buck.
After killing a few mountain whitetails with a rifle, I have utmost respect to guys that do it with a bow. mtmuleyAnd beyond 20 yards, is a long shot.
Idaho would work for me too.Western to me means West. Like almost to Idaho. Mountain bucks. mtmuley
I’d say the vast majority of what Idaho locals call big bucks are two year olds that might be 75 inch bucksI have only a couple WT hunts here in the West. iD and MT.
I have always wanted to do a Snake River/Clearwater river hunt in Idaho. MT mountain hunt in the Western half, WY/SD Blacks Hills mountain hunt. Those are in my mind the “ bucket list” hunts for western Whitetail.
Question I have is what expectations for mature western whitetails? 8 point? 10 point? My goal is a mature, heavy mass, 18-20” wide, equal tine rack.