Midwest/Utah FNG

[TA34]

Hey all, new guy here from the Midwest (NW MO & SE NE), but currently residing in Utah. I've been pretty successful in hunting whitetail over the years and just started elk hunting in 2019. Looking forward to learning more about western hunting.

 

[eddielasvegas]

As the self-appointed chairman of the welcoming committee, it is my privilege to extend a laurel, and hearty handshake (virtual, of course) to our new member.


Eddie

 

[TA34]

Reverend!

 

[CorbLand]

What part of Utah?

 

[TA34]

What part of Utah?

South Weber, just north of Hill AFB

 

[homers]

Welcome

 

[CorbLand]

South Weber, just north of Hill AFB

I have a couple friends that live in that area and they like it. I am north of you up in Cache Valley.

 

[TA34]

I have a couple friends that live in that area and they like it. I am north of you up in Cache Valley.

Awesome, does that mean you'll show me all the honey hole spots for mule deer and elk???

 

[CorbLand]

Awesome, does that mean you'll show me all the honey hole spots for mule deer and elk???

I would have to find some first.

 

[realunlucky]

Which elk tag do you have-- spike or any bull?

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[TA34]

I just have the general archery tag for Utah, as well as Wasatch West Mule Deer archery tag

 

[Darin]

Welcome

 

[NIDAHO HUNTER]

South Weber, just north of Hill AFB

Welcome! I'm in south Ogden

 

[WasatchRanger]

New member here myself. How did your hunting go this year? I know of some guys that seem to always find big bucks on Wasatch West, but that can be a daunting/tough unit for a new hunter. Hope it went well.

 

[TA34]

Hey sorry for the late reply. The hunting was great, the killing not so much. I had a good tag in Idaho but the wind seemed to always be so swirly that I got busted several times within bow range. Didn't have much luck in Utah at all, but still learning where to go.

How about your season?