I think this all depends on what your hopes and expectations are from the tag. The next factors would be your elk hunting knowledge and physical ability.
If you go DIY:
This is really nasty steep county to pack a bull out of it, you need to have a plan in place for that. (You need to be in good shape to simply hunt in that unit)
Camping
No place in my opinion is far enough from a road to pack in and camp. I would camp at or near Godman.
As far as quality if you are a decent elk hunter a 350+ bull is doable. There will be a giant or two on any given year, finding them or keeping tabs on them could be tough. (I personally would look for a 370+ on that hunt, but i have spent an extreme amount of time in the blues. And I also would be fine if I ate the tag trying to obtain that) scout both weekends prior to your hunt, and talk to archery hunters that you run into and ask them if they have seen any big bulls, be sure to let them know you have the muzzy tag. (I feel this is you best chance of learning where a giant is at)
Landowner
I'm not sure many would let you hunt. Most of the bigger bulls will be on public during the rut, or at least at times they will be on public.
Guided option
If you want to have the scouting and packing taken care of a guide could be a good option. I have no idea who is a good guide that consistently produces big bulls in there. But do some research, and if you go guided make sure you get in writing who will be guiding the hunt. Then take the time to talk to that guide before booking the hunt, and ask him what his(The guide, not the outfitter) success rates have been, quality/size of bulls, photo's, how good of shape you need to be in, the scouting he does, and ask them for a reference contact from every hunter they have guided. Some outfitters are very honest if you ask direct questions, some are simply trying to sell a hunt and will tell you what ever they think you want to hear. Again check references of every hunter they have had.
If you have any direct questions for me feel free to ask. And please share the outcome of the hunt regardless of success, on the forum.
