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I drew a 385-20 bison tag. I realize it depends on migration out of the park, but if there is any information on any part of this hunt anyone would like to share such as caliber, bullet weight, tools for field dressing, how many people I need helping, etc. I would appreciate any knowledge I can...

290 uneducated guess

Just found out I got a 34 ranch tag for archery. Thanks to a good friend in Carlsbad. It's on!!!!

Got tag. Archery ranch tag. Thanks to a good friend in Carlsbad. Still in disbelief

290gr Barnes copper works great on elk

Bought my wife a weatherby Camilla in a 6.5 creedmore. Great fit and balance Which IMO is as important as caliber. Have taken elk out to 500 yds with it.

Looking to purchase a unit 34 bull elk tag ranch or unit wide Would be interested for any weapon. Bow muzzle loader or rifle

If ya haven't learned anything by this thread ARHunter you've learned everyone has a different way of approaching hunting. Don?t stress and remember it's all about a good time with friends and family and besides... the ones you miss are the memories you never forget! Txjp I can't tell ya how...

I would agree with the ol cliche buy the best glass you can afford. I have tried a few over the years and settled on the Swarovski 20x60x65. Easy to pack and easy on your eyes after a long day of glassing. If your looking to spend a little less leupold and vortex makes super light backpacking...

Does anyone know when Montana gives our refunds back. Do they mail or put it back in your account??

Archery, Muzzleloader or rifle tag???

good luck and for sure keep us all posted. I just wish I could be there. shopping for a unit 34 tag if anyone heres of one.

Looking to purchase a unit 34 elk tag. I am open for any season.

nothing for me! shopping for tags lol

I was hunting in a transition zone where it changed from pines to junipers. Found an area that I could see a long distance in many directions. Patient glassing!! Day one was spent in one spot from dark to dark. Look at a map of the whole unit and find the least amount of roads

I do plan on staying in the West. Looks like Montana

Ya I'm open for anything and any weapon. I love the taste of elk

Looking for advice. I currently have 10 points for elk. I plan on moving out of California next year after I retire and do not plan on hunting here after I leave. What hunt would give me the best odds of drawing an elk tag this year. Any suggestions would be appreciated

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Finding a high spot to be at daylight and Lots of glassing at first light! We spotted 8 different bulls in the first hour by 8 am all were bed down and could only pick them up with a spotting scope. Came in from a different angle next morning and connected at first light.

congrats on drawing a great tag. I hunted elk there in 2017 on a muzzleloader hunt. IMO you probably drew one of the best elk tags for a first timer due to the fact there's a lot of public land and elk anywhere you look. Good luck and go buy a lotto ticket.

Thanks,, you also. Hoping to draw the 900-20 so I can be chasing bulls in sept

From the past 15 years experience I would Look for them around the 24th.

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I'm sure you will have a good hunt and an opportunity at a nice buck. I would make sure to listen to what they have to offer in knowledge then schedule a few extra days to spend some time to learn areas around there. With a little effort, maps and homework you should be able to harvest the same...

Best bang for your hunting dollars. Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation!!!!!

The hunt was awesome!! in bulls everyday. I drew unit 34 and did a diy on public land. my grouping was good out to 300 yds but my confidence in bullet performance was 250 yds. when I zeroed gun in I cleaned after every round, once zeroed I shot a clean bore and two follow shots with fouled bore...

I too had this same question last year. I drew a new mexico muzzleloader elk tag. After all the load checking, shooting and help from this forum I ended up using 120g of 777 and 290g Barnes. It grouped extremely well and performed flawlessly. That being said 209 is great too. I would figure...

I hunted this area 20 years ago. The air is thin so being in best shape possible is key. We camped where the rio grande river starts around 11k feet. Seemed liked every drainage held elk but the bigger bulls were up above timber line and always over the the first ridge away from the roads. Good luck

>I'm bored waiting for the Montana >hunting season. A couple from >last two years. http://www.monstermuleys.info/photos/user_photos_2018/61740ef920c165b6e4b7087ec1c264a5fb0a9.jog

I'm bored waiting for the Montana hunting season. A couple from last two years.

Looking to rent a home or cabin in south central Montana for the months of sept, oct, and nov in 2019. Anywhere around red lodge to Columbus to Joliet is what I am looking for. But open to other areas

Unit 34. Wasn?t lucky in the draw this year. Looking for a landowner tag if anyone has any leads

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There are pictures posted in the 2017 gallery. They were posted on 11/17 under John Kennedy. I was extremely happy the way the load performed. He was shot at 50 yds but had full confidence in 250 if needed

As I am sitting here waiting patiently for New Mexico and Montana draw it makes me reflect on last years hunt. I want to thank everyone again for the response I received on a load for elk. I was fortunate enough to harvest my best bull on a diy public land hunt. Good luck to all on their draws...

I drew that tag as a NR myself in 2016 with 6 points. Set your standards high as there are some great bulls there. Access to private land is a big asset weather you hire an outfitter or gain permission to a ranch.

I've hunted 590 many times for deer and was lucky enough to draw rifle bull tag in 2016. That being said the ranchers in that area have a way of grazing there cattle on public land right before seasons. A lot of public land is also land locked. A lot of work and little luck it could still be done

I shot 110g and 120g of triple seven, both grouped well. I am going with the 120gr load. I have a leupold muzzloader scope and the 120g load was right on with the yardage crosshairs, and with 1800' muzzle velocity the bullet should perform out to 250yds.