Greys River

[trailrider121]

Anyone have good information about greys river unit 90 elk. Planning to hunt this unit in October and done a lot of research online. I contacted Gary Fralick biologist and he’s going to get back to me after holiday. Just curious about cell phone coverage, camping areas, trails, weather, fishing, etc. we plan to stay a week or longer if needed. I understand it will be busy but we plan to put in work for elk, and have a great time. Any info is welcome posted or PM.

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

I have never hunted Unit 90 in Wyoming. That being said I have a buddy who used to hunt it pretty regularly. He always used an outfitter and took some nice bulls. Pretty rugged and lots of Grizzleys where he hunted. The only reason he doesn't hunt it anymore is he is getting older and has MD in his eyes.

 

[trailrider121]

Gotcha. I’ll keep that in mind. If 90 doesn’t workout always 92/94 and 104

 

[mntnguide]

I have never hunted Unit 90 in Wyoming. That being said I have a buddy who used to hunt it pretty regularly. He always used an outfitter and took some nice bulls. Pretty rugged and lots of Grizzleys where he hunted. The only reason he doesn't hunt it anymore is he is getting older and has MD in his eyes.

Lots of grizzlies in 90? I would say you are thinking of a different area. 90 has very few grizzlies, and they would be very rare to see in that country currently. 90 is South in the greys river range. If you are talking about 60 up by yellowstone line...then yes, tons of grizzlies there. But 90 is zero wilderness, and aside from the occasional reported grizzly sighting, its an area where i wouldnt even think of hanging my food if i was backpacking cause they are that rare.

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

Lots of grizzlies in 90? I would say you are thinking of a different area. 90 has very few grizzlies, and they would be very rare to see in that country currently. 90 is South in the greys river range. If you are talking about 60 up by yellowstone line...then yes, tons of grizzlies there. But 90 is zero wilderness, and aside from the occasional reported grizzly sighting, its an area where i wouldnt even think of hanging my food if i was backpacking cause they are that rare.

You are right, I was thinking of a unit I hunted up by the Tetons. Brain was slow that day!!!

 

[trailrider121]

I appreciate the info guys. We plan to put in a couple days of scouting once there to get the lay of the land. Oh I’ll for sure bring fishing gear too.

 

[ScottR]

Best advice in all of that country is find big vantage points and glass. The more you can se, the more likely you kill.

 

[trailrider121]

Exactly. High points work well, with lots of time glassing. Thanks.

 

[trailrider121]

We had a blast at gres river elk hunting. We all tagged out brought a ton of meat home. Weather was cold and snow when we got there from a storm, weather was all over the place. Super cold at times. Tons of hunters everywhere, with lots of outfitters with horses. I spotted a few nice bulls but could find them when the season opened. Guys on horses ruled out there for sure and the horses torn up trails. Anyways we same lots of deer, some nice bucks, moose, bald eagles, and elk. The terrain is steep, heavy timber on north facing slopes, and south slopes easier to glass. Any dirt road had side by sides running up and down them with daily road hunters. Are motorcycles worked great but the farther in we went the slicker the Wyoming mud got. At times it was challenging and made our limits using our bikes. We worked the canyons but guys on horses always beating us however we managed to drop a few bulls and mine was last day evening I ended up shooting a young bull 4x5. My cousin ended up shooting a broken 6 point, but he was super pumped for his first bull elk. Like I mentioned the terrain is steeper than it looks. I rolled my bull down the hill a couple hundred yards to make it easier. We had a beautiful camp spot close to a creek and greys river.

 

[idcwby]

Congrats

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Still with all the horses and other hunters you boys had a great trip. Congratulations! Thanks for sharing

 

[gonhunting247]

That's awesome, good work! You guys did great!

 

[trailrider121]

Thanks guys. I couldn’t believe with all the outfitters and horses in every canyon possible, we managed to fill our tags. Everyday was a grind, getting up early and putting in work. I have more photos to share but can’t due to large for attachment. Anyways, I wanted to post back my adventures and results. Thanks to those that PMd me with information. Beautiful area and scenery for sure, can’t wait to go back.

 

[Colorado Cowboy]

Great hunt! For the first time hunting the area you guys did fantastic.