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[jgilber5]

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[cnelk]

Well…. Unit 6 is where wolves recently killed a ranch moo cow…
Better hunt it soon.

 

[Northpark]

Wolves kinda killed our hunt in unit 6 this year. Heard them the first evening then watched them on a kill the next morning. I lived in north park for several years and I won’t be going back. So you all can have one less hunter to compete against on the OTC hunts.

If you still want to hunt it I would suggest getting as far as possible from a road. The last two years have been a complete $h!t show.

 

[Ucsdryder]

Dang. We’re getting an early start on the “where do I hunt” threads this year!


While we’re at it, will someone give me coordinates to an open hillside in Wyoming that will have a bear on it in mid may? Shot distance between 100-600 yards preferrred. I have on-X so that’s the preferred method of coordinate sharing.

 

[LongWayAround]

"Broadly," access points concentrate hunting pressure. Success rates are low and the beetle kill is thick. Wolves are present and private land holds animals all year. I suppose it could be worse if you could add grizzlies and/or hippies.

 

[Sykes]

The last two years have been a complete $h!t show.

Yep

 

[Back Country Hunter 2]

"Broadly," access points concentrate hunting pressure. Success rates are low and the beetle kill is thick. Wolves are present and private land holds animals all year. I suppose it could be worse if you could add grizzlies and/or hippies.

Not far from the truth. You can get into them, no doubt, but to do it consistently takes a ton of work in my experience.

 

[jgilber5]

Thanks for the replies and info everyone. After poking around the forum realized calling out units like this is a bit of a breach in decorum so will take the post down.