Back to the Henrys

[HuntHarder]

Great pictures!

 

[IDVortex]

When people say the Henry's I always think of the mountain range just north of Henry Lake in Idaho not Utah.

 

[Burr_n1ck]

Awesome photos, good luck to the wifey

 

[MuleyFever]

Heading back out tomorrow after work for a quick 2 day trip. I am going to hit the south end and see what I can turn up. The bucks in this pic were on the south end so I am going to see if they are patternable. Also plan to check out a little spot I found last time that had a predictable group in it. Generally the south end has more deer.

 

[MuleyFever]

The bucks in my last post above were in the same spot. They are in this pick. If they stay the bigger one will be our first target.

 

[MuleyFever]

Overall didn't see anything to get excited over. Ran into one other guy scouting who said he hadn't seen much and expected it to be better than this.

A few pics

 

[MuleyFever]

The best thing I saw on this trip were elk. There are very few elk out here. I was very surprised to find them. So this time I got to see the bison and elk that I never found last time.

 

[j_volt]

Thanks for letting us follow along!

When does the season open?

 

[Snowb1rd]

Love the pics for sure! Hoping to see a happy ending to this one

 

[MuleyFever]

Thanks for letting us follow along!

When does the season open?

It opens the 25th. I'm heading back out Friday to scout through Monday morning. Then Ill drive home and get my wife and we will be back Tuesday evening. This definitely is not a find the biggest buck hunt, as mentioned. I am still really up in the air on my strategy though, and whether to target the north or south side. Right now I am leaning toward targeting the buck mentioned above. Unfortunately we only have 5 days as well so that sucks.

 

[MuleyFever]

Fun fact. The Henry Mountains were the last mountain range to be added to the map of the lower 48.

Camped in front of Mt Pennell