Gabmaltais
FNG
- Joined
- Jan 4, 2021
- Messages
- 8
Hi guys.
I'm a canadian planning on hunting in Idaho with an OTC tag in late october 2022. From home, it's about 8000km overall. Did a bunch of research and scooting on OnX. Looked at the Frank Church but members here told me it wasn't the best option to see elk.
We are 3 guys with 2 tags, on a budget, and we'll have about 7 days to hunt.
That's why we are looking for areas accesible by foot.
since we are traveling 4 days, we do not want to be fighting for a spot with locals and atvs hunters etc.
I'm looking at areas with motorized vehicles restrictions and less crowded places still accesible with a little bit of hiking and dedication.
Also looked at the Beaverheads but there seems to be a lot more atvs trails.
I'm not looking for a trophy hunt and we know it won't be a simple and easy task. We are ready to work or asses off. But I want to be sure we have, at least a chance to see some elks and since Im 4000km away, all I can relly on is E-scooting and you guys.
It will sound classic, but I'm not looking for honeyyholes! Just an area where there will be reasonable pressure and we have a chance to see elk.
thanks!
I'm a canadian planning on hunting in Idaho with an OTC tag in late october 2022. From home, it's about 8000km overall. Did a bunch of research and scooting on OnX. Looked at the Frank Church but members here told me it wasn't the best option to see elk.
We are 3 guys with 2 tags, on a budget, and we'll have about 7 days to hunt.
That's why we are looking for areas accesible by foot.
since we are traveling 4 days, we do not want to be fighting for a spot with locals and atvs hunters etc.
I'm looking at areas with motorized vehicles restrictions and less crowded places still accesible with a little bit of hiking and dedication.
Also looked at the Beaverheads but there seems to be a lot more atvs trails.
I'm not looking for a trophy hunt and we know it won't be a simple and easy task. We are ready to work or asses off. But I want to be sure we have, at least a chance to see some elks and since Im 4000km away, all I can relly on is E-scooting and you guys.
It will sound classic, but I'm not looking for honeyyholes! Just an area where there will be reasonable pressure and we have a chance to see elk.
thanks!