LOOKING FOR ANY INFORMATION ON UNIT 78 FOR ACCESS AND MOOSE NUMBERS. IS MOST OF THAT AREA PRIVATE / PUBLIC / ACCESSABLE. THINKING ABOUT PUTTING IN FOR MOOSE THERE THIS YEAR. I HEAR THEY ARE ON THE UP AND UP ALL OVER THE EASTERN PART OF THE STATE. ANY INFORMATION WOULD BE GREAT SO I CAN FIGURE OUT WHERE TO APPLY FOR. ALSO, ANYONE KNOW WHEN MOOSE RUT? APPRICIATE IT, THANKS. TB
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PleaseDear
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I bow elk the Bear River Zone and I spend some time in #78. Access is great but I really don't see that many moose....
BrianID
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There's plenty of public access in the mountains. Almost all of the land close to Highway 29 and along the lower portions of the major creeks is private property.
I have seen a few moose in this area but they aren't everywhere. Saw a guy in unit 78 that shot a small bull during the last part of October.
From what I have seen the bulls are chasing cows and calling most during the last part of September and the first part October.
I have seen a few moose in this area but they aren't everywhere. Saw a guy in unit 78 that shot a small bull during the last part of October.
From what I have seen the bulls are chasing cows and calling most during the last part of September and the first part October.
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huntm2
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Diddo on both the above. 76 has some nice bulls if you can find them - long season !!
Diddo on both the above. 76 has some nice bulls if you can find them - long season !!
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Martin
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LAST EDITED ON Feb-03-04 AT 08:58PM (MST)[p]Unit 66A or 76 would be a better choice. Some parts are pretty rugged, but hold good bull numbers.
