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I think I saw more deer (does and fawns) this year than any other years I have hunted. I think the deer heards are fine just to many bucks getting shot. With hunting becoming more popular and the population in utah going up the greed has also. To many tags are being issued and to much pressure...

LAST EDITED ON Oct-23-19 AT 06:38PM (MST)[p]I'm not sure about the rest of utah but there are tons and tons of deer here in southwest utah. You cant swing a dead cat without hitting a doe and its fawn. That said, I haven't really seen much in the way of bucks though or even tracks. I'm guessing...

Where was the bull hit? I'm just wondering how long of a shot it was.. They need to get rid of letting people hunt with scopes on the muzzeloader. People are taking ridiculous long shots with muzzleloaders when you should be doing it the right way by grounding and pounding.

"a buck deer valued at more than $8,000.." What??

I can't see the horses tasting bad, I mean they eat the same stuff. Most people wont eat jackrabbit but it really isn't that bad. Plus you get twice the meat for your trouble. :P I think the plan this weekend is to try the more northern part of the unit and maybe closer to the state line.

I observed the same thing in the pine valley area this year during the muzzle loader. I went for 2 days with a friend who drew out (glad I didn't this year) We hiked quite a bit at a couple of our usual spots. All we saw was a little 2 point and a spike. The next week my dad and I went to ox...

LAST EDITED ON Dec-09-18 AT 08:34PM (MST)[p]I think the elk are the least of their problems.. The horses must outnumber the elk.

Longtime lurker first time poster. I drew out for a cow tag this year and finally got to do some hunting yesterday. After covering alot of ground from sunup to sundown it was rather discouraging. I can't say I saw any fresh sign of elk, anywhere. My dad drew the same tag last year and we were...