Good morning everyone. I have been a subscriber to Eastmans for approx. 10 years. I really don't get drawn much so I really don't post much on the forum, but I am now in need of some information. My group of 3 have 9 Wyoming elk points and we are looking to pull the trigger this year and apply. I know I am really in "no man's land", not being able to draw a premium tag and not wanting to waste our points on an average unit. I have been doing some research and have concluded that our best odds of killing a couple decent bulls would be in either 11, 35 or 40 (with our current points).
So, here is the question, when I look at the maps it appears that unit 11 has a lot of national forest with quite a few roads through it, but Eastman's says access is Poor?? Can anyone explain this?
Also, if anyone has info on the units I mentioned, or if there is a better unit choice and could help out I would greatly appreciate it. I am going to make some calls to the biologist and GW too. If we get drawn this year, I will post a report after the hunt.
This attached Pic is from last year, the only public lands success I have had in 5 years! The big one was 13.5 ft, 746 lbs. The small one was 12.5 ft, 505 lbs.
So, here is the question, when I look at the maps it appears that unit 11 has a lot of national forest with quite a few roads through it, but Eastman's says access is Poor?? Can anyone explain this?
Also, if anyone has info on the units I mentioned, or if there is a better unit choice and could help out I would greatly appreciate it. I am going to make some calls to the biologist and GW too. If we get drawn this year, I will post a report after the hunt.
This attached Pic is from last year, the only public lands success I have had in 5 years! The big one was 13.5 ft, 746 lbs. The small one was 12.5 ft, 505 lbs.
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