unit 42

[nitis]

Is there much for public ground in this unit?

 

[Idahogrinder]

Instead of going of opinion of the ratio of public/private pick up some maps. Get the best answer that way, but there is plenty of access in the area

 

[muleymaster]

i agree with the previous post, and the BLM office has all the maps of the state with detailed public to private markings as well as road closure maps, forest service maps, and road maps. I use them al the time and reference it to google earth. on top of that you can put access yes overlays on G E.

 

[208JBB]

Yes, There is a bit of public land in that unit.

 

[IDdesertman]

just a tad...

 

[diyidaho]

Only 4% of the unit is private! That leaves 96% to hunt. I broke it out just in case your a university of Idaho graduate and couldn't figure it out...

 

[208JBB]

Hehehe

 

[Yoyak]

>Only 4% of the unit is
>private! That leaves 96% to
>hunt. I broke it out
>just in case your a
>university of Idaho graduate and
>couldn't figure it out...

Hahahahahaha
Ya check out the hunt planner on IDF&G website or their new interactive map... it's pretty solid

 

[Triple_BB]

Doesn't the map planner on the Idaho Fish & Game web site show that info...

 

[powderfinger]

....I think you meant to say "unless YOU'RE a university of Idaho graduate.." But I "seen" the point you were trying to make.

but why nitpick.

Go Huskies.

 

[diyidaho]

Well played!


Go Broncos.

 

[MichaelJ]

>Only 4% of the unit is
>private! That leaves 96% to
>hunt. I broke it out
>just in case your a
>university of Idaho graduate and
>couldn't figure it out...

Go Vandals!! lol

Mike

 

[kicker]

Booyaa!!

 

[nitis]

I guess a better question would be is how is the accessibility? I have now seen the maps that show who owns what.

 

[tylerbenelli]

just got back from that unit got my archery deer a nice little 4x4 did you draw the leftover tag?