I'm fixing to retire next year and have zeroed in on unit 61 for an elk hunt. I know it's early but I'm bored and I am asking for some directions so I can start making plans. I know zip about unit 61 except there are no OTC tags. Where should I start my study? North, South, East or West ends? What roads should I look for? I hear it's rough country, is there any canyons or draws that might hold some good bulls? I'm a non-res so scouting will be limited to the week before I start hunting. Any advise, (about unit 61) would be appreciated.
Retirement hunt in unit 61
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