Huckleberry

[muleyslayer#1]

Can you guys show me some pics from the huckleberry my Brother thinks its a waist to hunt because they made it 4pt. minimum but i told him he was wrong.

[buckfvr]

its all private land................    but seriously, it may be a bit tough for a couple years.

[piledup]

It could be a waist if you're a road hunter 

[6x6in6]

Yeah, it's going to be pretty tough for many years.  You and your buddy should not go.  Seriously!!
 

[DBZona]

No big bucks in the Huckleberry...Never have been, never will be....

[muleyslayer#1]

HA HA I know theres big bucks up there i just want to see if theres any legal bucks and were not road hunters

[piledup]

There's legal bucks everywhere in huckleberry.........................IF you can find them.

Hope that helps

[Elkslayer]

HA HA I know theres big bucks up there i just want to see if theres any legal bucks and were not road hunters

Yep there are big bucks up here, just not legal ones! Lots of monster two and three pointers though. 

[alwinearcher]

Yep, there are a ton of Giant 3 Points in 121... thats why the 4 point min rule is gonna ruin the genetics! 

[baldopepper]

I have some trail cam pic's of some "shootable" bucks in 121, but they are taken on private ground.  Best adivce I can give you in this.  Over the years I've had areas I hunt (and fish for that matter) that have had minimum/maximum regs put into effect.  It kind of boiled down to me deciding if I really liked hunting (or fishing) the area and was what I shot (or caught) really the deciding factor.  If you have a spot in 121 where you really enjoy going and know quite well, bite the bullet and go there.  If your brother likes to take any buck and that is his most important factor, go to an open area.  (I'm not making any judgment on that one way or the other).  121 will be tougher this year, no question about that.  Like any other unit, many of the bigger bucks are either on private ground or in areas somewhat more remote - 121 does have a lot of private ground, particualrily near Lake roosevelt that hold some nice bucks-but .again, most of it is private ground. Basically, I guess, if you are one who shoots only 4 points or bigger it'll be a good spot to go-if you are one who shoots any buck-it will be very frusterating.

[muleyslayer#1]

I have some trail cam pic's of some "shootable" bucks in 121, but they are taken on private ground.  Best adivce I can give you in this.  Over the years I've had areas I hunt (and fish for that matter) that have had minimum/maximum regs put into effect.  It kind of boiled down to me deciding if I really liked hunting (or fishing) the area and was what I shot (or caught) really the deciding factor.  If you have a spot in 121 where you really enjoy going and know quite well, bite the bullet and go there.  If your brother likes to take any buck and that is his most important factor, go to an open area.  (I'm not making any judgment on that one way or the other).  121 will be tougher this year, no question about that.  Like any other unit, many of the bigger bucks are either on private ground or in areas somewhat more remote - 121 does have a lot of private ground, particualrily near Lake roosevelt that hold some nice bucks-but .again, most of it is private ground. Basically, I guess, if you are one who shoots only 4 points or bigger it'll be a good spot to go-if you are one who shoots any buck-it will be very frusterating.

Yeah i see what your saying my brother just wants a deer and when we went to kettle falls turkey season in april we were getting tired of seeing the deer there cause we saw so much.