Good Morning...
My son and I hunted Unit 43 last year during 2nd Rifle as a DIY and we seen lot of Elk along the road in on private, but I'm not a monk so that didn't help us much if you know what I mean.
This year my son is back in unit 43 and he has been there since Tuesday, and isn't having much luck. He keeps having people walk in on him. He is hunting above 10,000 ft. and about 3 miles from the trail. 5 to 6 from the trail head.
Any tips on where he might be able to get away from the mass of people? He actually had people walk through his campsite this morning several hours before sun up, going up the mountain.
Last year we started out in the Capitol Creek area, then went to Dinkle and then to the Huntsman Ridge area.
We did figure out that we need to get away from the "Scenic Areas" to get away from the hikers.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
He did mention that the ponds on google earth, and Basemaps are dried up..
My son and I hunted Unit 43 last year during 2nd Rifle as a DIY and we seen lot of Elk along the road in on private, but I'm not a monk so that didn't help us much if you know what I mean.
This year my son is back in unit 43 and he has been there since Tuesday, and isn't having much luck. He keeps having people walk in on him. He is hunting above 10,000 ft. and about 3 miles from the trail. 5 to 6 from the trail head.
Any tips on where he might be able to get away from the mass of people? He actually had people walk through his campsite this morning several hours before sun up, going up the mountain.
Last year we started out in the Capitol Creek area, then went to Dinkle and then to the Huntsman Ridge area.
We did figure out that we need to get away from the "Scenic Areas" to get away from the hikers.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
He did mention that the ponds on google earth, and Basemaps are dried up..
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