first mulie hunt

[rugerm77]

i have 3 deer pts and was hoping to get some knowledge of which units/regions to try and draw for. not expecting a 190 but just a good hunt in some beautiful country. a friend of mine suggested region g?? any info would be greatly appreciated. thanks

 

[Eberle]

Tell us a little bit about yourself. It is against forum rules to ask for help on the first post! We expect an introduction. I'd check out the Eastman's MRS. Narrow it down to some units, stick around & contibute a little. Then some people will give ya some advise!

#3333333?

Good Luck!

 

[Umpqua Hunter]

Tell us a little bit about yourself. It is against forum rules to ask for help on the first post! We expect an introduction. I'd check out the Eastman's MRS. Narrow it down to some units, stick around & contibute a little. Then some people will give ya some advise!

#3333333?

Good Luck!

Yeppers…it is good etiquette in any situation to introduce one's self before asking for something. Lot's of guys willing to help those who become part of this community.

 

[rugerm77]

well first off im new to the forum, im from ohio and have been out west twice before on successful antelope hunts. been saving points for deer and elk. thought i would try and burn my deer points this fall. ive heard that region g is probaly a 50/50 to draw with 3 pts and some pretty rugged country.

 

[rugerm77]

have also thought about units 37, 78, 79, 80, 81 via eastmans mrs.

 

[ssliger]

have also thought about units 37, 78, 79, 80, 81 via eastmans mrs.

78,79,80, and 81 were just made LE a couple of years ago to try and bring back the herd. Do not waste points in them. I believe it's gonna take a few more years to get the numbers back. I don't know anything about 37.

 

[rugerm77]

thanks for the input ssliger

 

[Eberle]

I've hunted 78-81 when they were part of D. I hunted 80 this year on a leftover. Numbers are down & it is tuff! If you don't mind paying for a special tag, I'd look into 34.

 

[rugerm77]

has anybody had experience with region h or g?

 

[kiddwinner]

you could try the big horns?

 

[rugerm77]

i will look into it kiddwinner, is there public land available? thanks

 

[Topgun 30-06]

i will look into it kiddwinner, is there public land available? thanks

***Why don't you do some research on your own instead of askng questions like that? The Bighorn Mountain units are probably 90% public land if you'd just look at a map for cripes sake. I give out a ton of information on websites, but people like yourself that just come on with a first post and then keep coming back asking question after question like that with obviously no work on their own gets more than a little exasperating to most of us who would be glad to help if you did your part!!! Go hunt H as there is plenty of public land to get lost in and kill a good buck while you're doing it! Geez!!! PS: I've hunted out in Wyoming almost every year since 1992 and have never seen a buck that would go 175", so don't expect a booner wherever you end up on your first hunt out there!

 

[BKC]

***Why don't you do some research on your own instead of askng questions like that? The Bighorn Mountain units are probably 90% public land if you'd just look at a map for cripes sake. I give out a ton of information on websites, but people like yourself that just come on with a first post and then keep coming back asking question after question like that with obviously no work on their own gets more than a little exasperating to most of us who would be glad to help if you did your part!!! Go hunt H as there is plenty of public land to get lost in and kill a good buck while you're doing it! Geez!!! PS: I've hunted out in Wyoming almost every year since 1992 and have never seen a buck that would go 175", so don't expect a booner wherever you end up on your first hunt out there!

Topgun, don't sugar coat it. Give it to him straight!

 

[Topgun 30-06]

I think the 100" of snow we've already had up here this winter and no respite in sight is getting to me, LOL!

 

[NDHunter]

It is against forum rules to ask for help on the first post!

I thought it was REQUIRED that you ask for hotspots on the first post!

 

[velvetfvr]

I thought it was REQUIRED that you ask for hotspots on the first post!

Well then I got it backwards, don't think I have asked for any info on anything so far.......

 

[Musket Man]

Well then I got it backwards, don't think I have asked for any info on anything so far.......

Thats because you hunt in Nevada where there is a big buck, bull, or antelope behind every bush! LOL

 

[Yooper Bob]

TopGun, if you want to feel better about your situation come to the UP for a visit ,home will look a whole lot better.Rugerm77,Region G-H will always hold some good bucks have hunted both especially H.All backpack high elevation hunting,my favorite,good luck

 

[BossBrott]

***Why don't you do some research on your own instead of askng questions like that? The Bighorn Mountain units are probably 90% public land if you'd just look at a map for cripes sake. I give out a ton of information on websites, but people like yourself that just come on with a first post and then keep coming back asking question after question like that with obviously no work on their own gets more than a little exasperating to most of us who would be glad to help if you did your part!!! Go hunt H as there is plenty of public land to get lost in and kill a good buck while you're doing it! Geez!!! PS: I've hunted out in Wyoming almost every year since 1992 and have never seen a buck that would go 175", so don't expect a booner wherever you end up on your first hunt out there!

Exactly why I didn't reply right there. Using a forum to do all your homework just ain't right.

 

[Eberle]

I thought it was REQUIRED that you ask for hotspots on the first post!

Only if you use the term "Not looking for your Honey Hole"!!!!!!!!!!!!!