MallardSX2
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Lot of people "loose their way" and end up in that unit shooting bucks on the general tag from what I hear.
I’ve heard the exact same thing. However the buck to doe ratio was still really high and I didn’t run into many huntersLot of people "loose their way" and end up in that unit shooting bucks on the general tag from what I hear.
Thanks. Any insight on the archery hunt?I have done it before but prefer rifle hunting.
Good to hear they haven't actually been issuing the 200 tags. That feels like it would be a lot of traffic for such a small unit. I'm hoping for a similar weather patterns as this past season so that conditions like you described exist to limit roadway travel. I have some additional questions about access to see if I can confirm some more about which areas are as isolated as my e-scouting indicates. I'll PM you. Appreciate the help!I drew the tag last year and hunted the unit for 12 days, not in a row but on different 3 day weekends. Wound up getting a mature buck 2nd to last weekend. When I called and talked to Scott Thompson the wildlife manager out of Glasgow after the hunt he told me that even though the regs printed for 2022 said 200 tags they changed that number before tags were drawn down to 125 and spoke like that number very well could go down for the 2023 season even though the regs say 125 still. The biggest thing I noticed last year was with all the snow we received early on in the season really conjested up the only areas that were accessible and the hunters we seen in the mcquire creek area were a lot of out of state hunters that were taking small bucks because their words were they didn't come all this way to go home empty handed. I say they make some limits on what can be taking in this unit. I also recommend that anyone putting in for this tag should put in for a mule deer doe tag as well. Anyways I've drawn that tag 3 times in the past 12 years. Questions just ask