Utah Boulder/Kaiparowits Muley Tactics and Viability

[Ultraheight]

Hi All,

I'm looking for anyone with experience with muleys in the southern portion of the Boulder/Kaiparowits area of Utah, please PM. Also open to anyone who has explored southern Utah for desert bucks or sheep, much of the red rock desert is considered more sheep country. Please don't post the info here for all the public to see, I know we are all trying to be sensitive to the guidelines about units and areas. Happy to reciprocate with tips and guidance on anything elk/deer related in Colorado and Utah. Thanks ahead of time!

 

[PathFinder]

Nobody that has spent anywhere in a place like that is going to tell you anything, duh. Being sensitive about areas means telling nobody anything, ever.

 

[lundellhunting7]

Hi All,

I'm looking for anyone with experience with muleys in the southern portion of the Boulder/Kaiparowits area of Utah, please PM. Also open to anyone who has explored southern Utah for desert bucks or sheep, much of the red rock desert is considered more sheep country. Please don't post the info here for all the public to see, I know we are all trying to be sensitive to the guidelines about units and areas. Happy to reciprocate with tips and guidance on anything elk/deer related in Colorado and Utah. Thanks ahead of time!

With the new regs there it will definitely change that unit in the coming years!

 

[PathFinder]

With the new regs there it will definitely change that unit in the coming years!

Meh, maybe on the mountain side of the unit where there are more deer and more hunters.
All of that desert habitat is limited by the fact that population densities are extremely low and isolated in certain areas. Because of the habitat, populations will always be very limited regardless of weapon type. Hunting pressure is limited by the miserable hunting and the fact that anyone who hunts it successfully isn't going to tell anyone about it. Much less a freeloading stranger on the internet.

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