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  1. IDMuleyKid

    Solo hunting

    You have some of the most epic photos I’ve ever seen, it’s crazy to see what kind of hunting opportunities Montana had in those days. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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    Idaho mule deer migration

    I’ve helped with tags in that area multiple times, the way to hunt it is to get into the most accessible mountain area’s and cover distance by glassing from point to point. There’s no amazing migration corridor, there’s deer in basically every canyon, they move like crazy during that rut and...
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    Idaho mule deer management strategy

    Idaho was literally killing it in 2015, prior to the 2016 winter, we had plenty of deer and some monsters on top of it. Nothing needs to change, we just need a few good winters and to protect/restore what habitat we can. Idahoans are so spoiled and want to limit their own opportunities, mostly...
  4. IDMuleyKid

    Looking For Elk Hunting Partner- Idaho Unit(s) 66a/76

    It should still be easy to get a tag in Colorado, no reason to leave any accumulated knowledge in my opinion. Cannot imagine it’ll take more than 1 or 2 points for a tag in most previously otc units.
  5. IDMuleyKid

    Idaho Spring Bear

    I got a gunholsters.inc custom chest holster and it’s not even noticeable to carry. I’d recommend them if you end up doing it, super quality company, customer service and gear.
  6. IDMuleyKid

    Idaho Spring Bear

    Mid-May should be fine, 39 is such a popular area with great access that it’s hunt-able just about the whole bear season. I would also add that in a spring bear season pressure doesn’t really exist unless you’re in a heavily baited area. Not that many people get after it in the spot and stalk...
  7. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    No quad, I’m the just poor, young and willing to suffer lol. I’ll definitely have to mess with a framed pack to get it to fit and then hiking through brush uphill will be an experience.
  8. IDMuleyKid

    Idaho Grizzly range?

    The kind of thread I try to ignore lol, I’ll be prepared but try to limit my fear.
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    Idaho Grizzly range?

    Inevitable, every time I hike the mf area, I can imagine a scenario where I run into a roaming young grizz. Will be interesting to see how they’ll affect the black bear population when they settle in, at the moment there’s a crazy amount of black bears in the mf drainages.
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    Idaho Grizzly range?

    Thanks for this, just submitted a comment.
  11. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    Nice cougar on the profile pick, spot and stalk in WA ? The area I’ll be hunting will likely have pretty natural behaving bears, not much foot traffic anytime of the year, no roads either. I’ll definitely s&s when the bears aren’t hitting my bait consistently, but I do like the idea of...
  12. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    Jealous that you live up there- first year for me as well and can already feel the anticipation building!
  13. IDMuleyKid

    BLM to open 22 mil acres in Western states to solar

    In my comments about this, i mentioned specifically the privatization of public land by for profit companies who will likely maintain, patrol and install these solar panels. Seeing this sh*t activates my “montana log cabin” mode….
  14. IDMuleyKid

    BLM to open 22 mil acres in Western states to solar

    Perfect conservation meme lol
  15. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    Thanks for the awesome advice, I think I’ll tough it out and pack the metal drum in. I’m young and enjoy the physical pain of a hike lol. How full do you usually fill a horizontal 55 gallon drum ? Are you filling so it’s past the hole in food or nearly parallel with hole. Also generational...
  16. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    I like the idea of digging a hole and covering with logs/brush. And hopefully bears are everywhere, it’d be amazing to get one or maybe even two of the site. To my knowledge, it’d be the first bear anyone in my recent family history has killed.
  17. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    Thanks for the reply and advice. I figured hauling a 55 gallon tub would be hell, but haven’t really seen other ways of doing so. I’ll have to watch some YouTube and experiment with keeping birds and such off the bait. Definitely planning on a satellite camera and nice ground blind.
  18. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    I’ll add that I’m starting the process now and can promise I’m not half-assing any of this, I just trust you Rokslide guys for the best advice and shortening of my learning curve.
  19. IDMuleyKid

    Backcountry Bear Baiting

    This will be my first time ever baiting for bears and I’ll be doing it in Central Idaho. I’ll be backpacking in a barrel and the bait, probably .5 to 1.5 miles depending on where I feel is best. Do you guys think a 55 gallon barrel is too big to get back that deep ? If so, what size are you...
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