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Sadly I didn’t see the suggestion to hunt low until after I came back to share my bull. But I did find him down low. Thank you!

I believe he’s a piebald, his whole body was kinda that color, I don’t think he’s super old. But not sure

Yessir

I believe he’s piebald, I found him dead 30 minutes after I shot him

I ended up drawing the tag and harvested this diy bull yesterday

lol, you do realize no one is able to frequently hunt this area right? Giving insight on general areas you found animals at will in no way affect the way you hunt in the minimum 20 year span it will take you to pull that tag again, if you ever do pull it again. Makes no sense but different...

Yeah that’s why I want to learn about the areas I’m thinking about putting in for. Cause it’ll be awhile till I’ll get another

I was thinking the same thing, I’d rather do it on my own and fail than pay a dude to do it for me

I was also thinking about this too, it’s still not a great chance for me to get a tag this year, but since I’m getting up there in points I want to be certain of the areas I’m putting in for. Since after you get a tag it’s still a minimum of 12-15 years till you’ll pull another. And if I don’t I...

I looked at the hunter data sheet or whatever it’s called, and the first 4 or 5 spots it listed were all north of the wilderness area in an area that was between 7,500-9,500ft with a ton of roads. Which I wasn’t too fond of. And on google earth and using GOHUNT, it really didn’t look super steep...

Luckily I am a resident, so I’ll get a few Nevada elk tags in my lifetime hopefully, as I am still pretty young. I’ve been researching literally anything I can think of about elk. I’ve learned way more about elk than I knew a couple weeks ago. I know it’s probably nothing compared to real...

I realize it’s a learning curve, just like literally anything else related to hunting. Just was hoping someone with experience in this area was willing to share some spots to start

To be fair, archery hunting anything for the first time is tough. The only way to learn is to get out there and give it a shot. Thanks for the input

I just wanna know areas to check out. Im not new to archery hunting big country in warm weather. Have you hunted this area for elk in this season before?

Why? Isn’t that unit supposedly one of the highest populated elk units in the state? Or is that incorrect

Im doing some planning for the upcoming tag application, Im starting to get a good amount of elk points so im tryng to get picky with my unit choices. Ive never hunted elk before, and was wondering if anyone has any tips for hunting elk in 222, or just any tips for archery elk hunting would be...