rimrock elk

[bucksnort]

Heading out to do some more scouting and was curious if anyone had some more information on places to start.  New to eastside elk hunting and was lucky enough to draw a branched tag.  Any help anyone has would be appreciated.  Not looking for anyones honey hole. Just a point in the right direction since I am not afraid to put in miles. thanks.

[backwoods_boy]

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[kirkl]

you gonna give him your honey hole backwoods?  

[backwoods_boy]

advice..... no honey holes.......

[luvtohnt]

Wouldn't one have to kill a bull in order to classify something as a honey hole? 

Brandon

[backwoods_boy]

ha ha real funny...
just cause we didnt kill one doesn't mean we didnt see em.
 

[andrew_12gauge]

Wouldn't one have to kill a bull in order to classify something as a honey hole? 

Brandon

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[luvtohnt]

Don't worry I don't have any honey holes either. Just some good areas to see animals.

Brandon

[Matt]

Did someone say honey hole???

[backwoods_boy]

that's what she said.... ha ha ha ha 

[270Shooter]

Louie Gap, Short and dirty, blue slide, and Pinegrass as a last resort. That unit is too thick for my liking .

[backwoods_boy]

all those are good but there is a few you missed that are much deeper than that :-)
 

[270Shooter]

all those are good but there is a few you missed that are much deeper than that :-)
 

I like the east side of that unit the best . Pinegrass gets really thick up on the flat part. Like 20 yards is as far as you can see... And then the wilderness is insanely thick also, unless you get up above the timber line. But I don't know if too many elk hangout up there... My guess is no?

[colockumelk]

Louie Gap, Short and dirty, blue slide, and Pinegrass as a last resort. That unit is too thick for my liking .

So you don't like going where the elk are???  The thick stuff is where the elk are.  Theyr'e not gonna hang out in the wide open.  THe thick stuff is where it's at.  You can call them in way closer. 

[jason4429]

What clockumelk said is what i was thinking