Sheep tracker

[WannaB]

So I’m tired of making a trip up to elk hunting spots only to find that sheep have moved into the area and cleared all the elk out. I’m not against grazing, and I realize it’s public land...so I was wondering if there is anyway to know where the sheep are or have been on the mountain? Are they tracked via GPS? It would be interesting/useful if you could hop online and check the sheep location prior to planning a trip. Is there anything like this out there?

 

[HntnWest]

If it’s public land call the local office and visit with the Range Manager. They should be able to tell you which allotments are currently being utilized.

 

[WannaB]

If it’s public land call the local office and visit with the Range Manager. They should be able to tell you which allotments are currently being utilized.

How specific are they? I assume they won't know what canyon/basin there are currently grazing. If I knew they were grazing canyon "A" that day, I would choose "canyon "b" or "c" to hunt. It would just help with planning and wasted time/miles.

 

[ruger1022]

Most range cons will know what pasture they are grazing. Generally speaking it will be a certain drainage, ridge-line, etc.

 

[Deepcolor]

Have you tried to contact the owner? I imagine he has a detailed plan set up for each band, local guy has it all mapped out way in advance.