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I would not expect them to be rutting. I drew that tag some years back and there was no rut activity at all. All the bucks were in bachler groups milling around.Expect snow and cold. The high for the week we were there was about 33* down to single didgets. The snow gets crunchy and the deer get skiddish. It is possible to fill that tag with a nice buck but just hope that it's not as cold as when I was up there, it made it a bit harder to hunt. I can not tell you how many blown stalks we had that week due to crunchy snow Walk the ridges, looking down on the ravines and each sage brush. There is always a buck behind the sage brush watching you just walk by
Quote from: gasman on June 15, 2011, 05:47:01 PMI would not expect them to be rutting. I drew that tag some years back and there was no rut activity at all. All the bucks were in bachler groups milling around.Expect snow and cold. The high for the week we were there was about 33* down to single didgets. The snow gets crunchy and the deer get skiddish. It is possible to fill that tag with a nice buck but just hope that it's not as cold as when I was up there, it made it a bit harder to hunt. I can not tell you how many blown stalks we had that week due to crunchy snow Walk the ridges, looking down on the ravines and each sage brush. There is always a buck behind the sage brush watching you just walk by Are you kidding me? I spent a day there taking pics during the bow hunt last year and saw lots of rutting bucks, as did all of the other tag holders I spoke with.
So how did you do? Did you end up getting a buck?
So the more research I do, the more excited I get! One thing that caught my eye though is that there is only 5 tags given out. I thought there was a lot more than this but i guess I was wrong. Either way I got the hard part out of the way by drawing the tag, now it's time for the fun part!