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Been hunting that area since 1992. There has been a lot of logging done above Sand Creek on the mainline up to Raven's Roost. We saw a crapload of elk up there last year with some decent bulls. Lots of steep stuff low and high. Be prepared with chains for your rig as the road gets compacted with snow and ice about 2 miles past Sand Creek and can be pretty sketchy on some of the corners.It takes a lot of snow to push the big boys down. We've seen big bulls down low in years past, but most we've seen up high in the steep stuff. Good luck!Gary
Quote from: GASoline71 on August 02, 2022, 07:17:07 AMBeen hunting that area since 1992. There has been a lot of logging done above Sand Creek on the mainline up to Raven's Roost. We saw a crapload of elk up there last year with some decent bulls. Lots of steep stuff low and high. Be prepared with chains for your rig as the road gets compacted with snow and ice about 2 miles past Sand Creek and can be pretty sketchy on some of the corners.It takes a lot of snow to push the big boys down. We've seen big bulls down low in years past, but most we've seen up high in the steep stuff. Good luck!Gary snow will be a non issue during the time frame of this hunt.
Head up towards Ravens roostI liked the sand creek areaGood luckI am jealous. I hunt up files for Mulies. Don't bother up that way so much for elk. They love the fresh cuts. Take the loop to the right as you cross crow creek at the ravens roost rd. You'll find elk. Massive bulls, spikes everything. I swear if they'd just open 346 to true spike archery, I'd never run out of meat in my freezer. But hey tag soup ain't as bad as people make it out to be.I had the archery tag few years back but didn’t get a shot