Shed hunting 2020

WesternTines · Feb 24, 2020

Do you guys have any tips for finding more sheds? Is there a certain elevation I should be looking at and What type of areas should I be looking for them?

Elkslayer · Feb 24, 2020

Just follow the rest of the crowds and start hiking. Animals are scattered through every elevation due to human interaction. Speaking of Utah atleast.

Str8UpLegitHunting · Feb 25, 2020

Ask heyoldguy lol

Sallaberry · Feb 25, 2020

Most elk shed just below the snow level it Varys every year so depending it could be 6700’-7200 mostly it takes watching the animals before you go in after sheds. Deer sheds are very random.

Alwayshunting · Feb 28, 2020

Is this cammtops?

buckhorn · Feb 29, 2020

Alwayshunting said:
Is this cammtops?

Good question! I was wondering whatever happened to him?

MT_55 · Mar 2, 2020

I think Cammtops is/was Elk

buckhorn · Mar 2, 2020

MT_55 said:
I think Cammtops is/was Elk

Interesting!
That actually makes a lot of sense.

Muleman1 · Mar 4, 2020

Ha I invited cam tops out to shed hunt to see if he was real and he never showed up Hahahaha

Alwayshunting · Mar 4, 2020

Muleman1 said:
Ha I invited cam tops out to shed hunt to see if he was real and he never showed up Hahahaha

That was very good of you...

heyoldguy · Mar 5, 2020

jasonb22 said:
Ask heyoldguy lol

Deer or elk?

Muleman1 · Mar 5, 2020

Alwayshunting said:
That was very good of you...

I only asked cause I knew he wasn’t real haha

wstrntines · Mar 9, 2020

Check home depot. It's full of them, elevation ranges though. In salt lake that would put you at 4200' so I'd call those desert sheds. You may even be able to get some local migrant workers to help you with packing that big load for a small fee. Just wave em' down when you arrived. And if your looking for high country sheds I'd hit up the park city location that'd be about 6800'. Careful they might be snow covered for a couple weeks. Making them harder to find.