I'd start at a trailhead! just kidding. I'd say find the least accessible trail and also try and determine an area as far away from the nearest outfitter camp. I'm looking forward to a trip myself. I've heard it can be pretty crowded. Two years ago I did a couple day trip, we only saw one muley buck in the wilderness along with two differnt guides and there clients, one of which spooked away an unseen buck that was grunting at us from behind the brush. The guide was very nice, but it was hillarious to see his client behind him on the horse in tennis shoes, white socks, and sweat pants. Plus they were riding out of camp at probably 9:00 in the morning. Each to his own, and the guide actually told me later that that was one of his best clients. The most interesting part of the trip was the big 300+ six point that we saw both on the way in and out in the exact same spot at 1:00 and 2:00 in the afternoon, bugling his head off in an open slide. He was out of the wilderness where only bow season was open,needless to say neither of us had our bows, and couldn't get back into the area in the days following.