Article on using GE to find big mule deer

[robby denning]

As promised, the GE article I paired up with goHunt.com to do. Hope it helps
How to find big mule deer areas using Google Earth | goHUNT

 

[AZGUY]

Great job Robby this is the exact kind of detail that many people are looking for.

 

[elkguide]

Neat info.

 

[FURMAN]

Great article.

 

[corey sorenson]

Very interesting! Will come in handy for my upcoming Montana hunt!

 

[jlrichesin]

This is awesome info. I have been looking at agriculture areas around my house as to be able to find the pockets of public land and hunt that. This helps planning tremendously.

 

[bpassione]

this was a good article! thanks

 

[elkguide]

Thanks for the great Saturday morning read.

(now my "honey - do list" is way behind!)

 

[elkguide]

When will you post the rest of the article that includes all of the GPS co-ordinates?

 

[robby denning]

thanks guys,
elkguide, funny you mention the honey-do list as I remember when I was writing that article back in July my sweet wife was "nagging" (her version of nagging is pretty gentle by all accounts) on me about something that needed done at that time. Can't remember what it was but your comment was ironic.

on the gps coords, wouldn't help a lot as I find they change around almost yearly and is why I hunt so many places. Unless it's a draw unit with low tag numbers, where you kill a good buck one year will likely be different the next year. Trick is knowing enough places that you can just keep checking (scouting/hunting) that you find one.

 

[semperfidelis97]

Good stuff Robby, tagging this to read at home.

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[elkguide]

thanks guys,
elkguide, funny you mention the honey-do list as I remember when I was writing that article back in July my sweet wife was "nagging" (her version of nagging is pretty gentle by all accounts) on me about something that needed done at that time. Can't remember what it was but your comment was ironic.

on the gps coords, wouldn't help a lot as I find they change around almost yearly and is why I hunt so many places. Unless it's a draw unit with low tag numbers, where you kill a good buck one year will likely be different the next year. Trick is knowing enough places that you can just keep checking (scouting/hunting) that you find one.

Where abouts are you in SE Idaho?

I filled my cow elk tag just off the Geneva Summit and spent a bunch of days trying for a special buck in the Dingle area along with some time trying to wear down the hills East of Georgetown and Montpelier.

 

[robby denning]

I live in Iona north of there but have hunted down there. Some good bucks in the brushy country


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[elkguide]

I live in Iona north of there but have hunted down there. Some good bucks in the brushy country

That 27" - 28" - 4X4, with matching stickers off both sides that bested me, well ........... I'm going back next year!


As my wife said, "you're going to fussy yourself right into nothing!"

I say that he's going to be bigger and better next year and I'm "SURE" that I have him figured out!

 

[freebird]

Thanks for the info Robby. Hope to put it to good use this year as I drew an Idaho unit 40 late deer tag. Never killed a muley buck....so wish me luck. Caught a podcast you were on here recently...it was great.
Chuck

 

[robby denning]

Thanks for the info Robby. Hope to put it to good use this year as I drew an Idaho unit 40 late deer tag. Never killed a muley buck....so wish me luck. Caught a podcast you were on here recently...it was great.
Chuck

Good luck on that hunt. Some real potential there.


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