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Closed gates won’t keep people out on 4-wheelers in Idaho.
Like Meatwhack is saying, it can be difficult to find places away from the omnipresent ATVs. That said, a little bit of hiking can get you away from them. When I scout Idaho, I scout as much for areas away from ATV trails and roads as I do for actual deer. Come the rut, bucks will be moving, and a strategy of rattle/grunt can pay off. I like to rattle and grunt for 45 minutes or an hour in a place with a good view, then move at least 300 yards and repeat. 3nails has written a lot on here about successful strategies for rattle and grunt, and he has hunted Idaho a lot. Good luck!
Spend a couple days scouting scrape lines, find one you like follow it and you'll find where the buck comes to the edge of the timber just before dark and stands back in the timber to look for does in the clearcuts, set up downwind and dont move a muscle just your eye's, If he isn't holed up somewhere with a Doe He'll come sneaking up,