Region G vs Region H

MuleyKiller11 · Feb 1, 2017

I think this would be a good question for the founder!

I have hunted Region G twice and killed 180 class bucks both trips, I am wanted to try Region H but I know nothing about the Region. So my question is to anyone who wants to reply , would it be worth the time to try a new unit that I can draw with less points or should I stay after Region G? I am wanting a hunt trophy quality animals and understand what kind of time and effort that requires. Any info and help would be great.

huntin50 · Feb 1, 2017

Unfortunately if this winter continues the way it is, region G and H will be poor for deer hunting for several years IMO. We should know more in the next 2-3 months.

30Hart · Feb 1, 2017

Stay Region G if you've already killed 180 bucks there. The top end bucks is where the difference is between G and H. On average you can expect a buck 10 points less in H then G. That being said they are there in H too, but harder to find than G because there are less of those top end bucks.

grosventrehunter · Feb 1, 2017

No deer in H please stay in G...

Joe2Kool · Feb 1, 2017

How many points did it take you to draw G?

DoubleDropMuley · Feb 1, 2017

I'll have to agree with grosventrehunter on this one !!!! ?

Triple_BB · Feb 1, 2017

Both areas produce great bucks. However if you're already familiar with G and you've had good success, why mess with a good thing.

feduptwo · Feb 1, 2017

Major winter concerns in both hunt areas. Both are good but H has so much wilderness that its harder to find a place that isn't crowded. With that being said G can be pretty popular to. There is probably not better any better general hunt areas. People just need to keep in mind that they are both general units.

Founder · Feb 2, 2017

IMO, G is the better option, especially for non-residents because there's more places to hunt, more deer overall, less non-resident tags and 2 opening days. But, that being said, at the number of points it currently takes to get a tag, you could hunt G twice in 10 years and H 5 times in 10 years. I personally would rather go hunt more often in a slightly less desirable area. Like many places, there are big bucks in both areas, you just have to find one.
Me personally, I'd hunt whichever I could hunt the most often and just find a big buck to hunt, but I also have a little more time to spend on the mountain than many others.

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mightyhunter · Feb 4, 2017

Region H country outside the wilderness designation is usually really crowded. I have been in some areas in H, that made me think I had been transported to Utah. That being said, there are some great spots in H if you are willing to hike and get away from the horse trails. I can actually think of quite a few.

just sayin...mh