Hi all, I am new to the forum and appreciate any information folks are willing to share. I am a non-resident living in Las Vegas. My wife is active duty Air Force and I already have a Texas Resident license so I don't qualify for residency. I drew a non-resident Cow Elk tag for 62,64,66-68 for Sep 17 -Oct 04. I've made the trip up there once to do some scouting and the area looks great. Any information anyone is willing to share I really appreciate it.
NV 62,64,66-68 Cow Non Resident
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Sallaberry
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Should be a fun hunt go out and listen for bugles you will find cows. That’s a lot of money invested so hunt hard look at the independence range you will find a couple out there.
Calbuck
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I have hunted that hunt and the late cow season. It's not as easy as listening for bugles. The elk are extremely tough to find and to be honest, in the 4 times I've had the tag, I've only killed one cow. And I literally have only seen cows on that one hunt. Now, finding bulls seems to be easier. You can PM me if you like.
Sallaberry
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9/17-10/04 pretty sure almost any bugle will be within half mile from a herd bull.
Alwayshunting
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Best thing to remember in that unit is the elk are where you find them. Don’t rule out anything. Including endless cheat grass that seems to be a wasteland. They will find where they aren’t bothered by side by sides and ppl. And stay there.
Had quite a few Cow Elk, and bull sightings in and around Red Mountain in 062 last season while hunting deer. Same time frame. There's a burn scar In there they were loving, one herd bull had about 30 cows, few separated ones here and there. Pm me if you want for more exact location.
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