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Big Game Hunting => Out Of State Hunting => Topic started by: BrockWeilep on April 15, 2025, 06:52:04 PM
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I just drew a Montana Breaks Archery only tag. If anyone has any info or tips that would be greatly appreciated!
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I just drew a Montana Breaks Archery only tag. If anyone has any info or tips that would be greatly appreciated!
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Montana *Missouri* Breaks
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410,417, 621/622 or 700?
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Wasn’t sure if naming units was against the rules? I have 620-622
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Can't help, last year I had 410 rifle. Sorry
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There are elk down around the river and reservoir in 621 and 622. I can’t speak to 620 though.
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
It’s no joke. You better have really good mud tires.
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We were behind this guy on the highway passing through the breaks in '23. Not much help beyond a little inspiration!
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
It’s no joke. You better have really good mud tires.
Been there done that!
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
It’s no joke. You better have really good mud tires.
Been there done that!
Chains 👍
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
It’s no joke. You better have really good mud tires.
Been there done that!
Chains 👍
Chains seemed to make it worse.
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Gumbo mud is the real deal. You will notice nobody local to the area runs oversized tires that are outside the wheel well and for good reason.
I can’t add any info for you as I haven’t hunted that unit, but good luck to you!
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Someone will say it so I will - watch out for gumbo, if it rains you can get in big trouble quickly.
It’s no joke. You better have really good mud tires.
Been there done that!
Chains 👍
Chains seemed to make it worse.
I have 4WD with front and rear lockers.
And I assumed I could crawl my way out of that crap with chains 10 or so years ago.
I was wrong.
Here's my helpful hint:
(might not work on your hunt timing)
I deer hunted over in those exact units for several year.
Never elk hunted, but ran into a few guys with elk tags most years (just a few).
The deer hunters (me included) were perfectly willing to share real time intel on where we were seeing elk while deer hunting.
Hope that helps.
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Gumbo mud is not bad as long as temps are below freezing. Be off the hilks by 10 am or plan on waiting til dark when it freezes.