Carnage2011
Well-known member
Can confirm knowledge of one 400+ bull taken ther within the past few years
I can confirm 1 400” taken in the last couple years as well.
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Can confirm knowledge of one 400+ bull taken ther within the past few years
No offense to the Pilgrim, but I seriously contemplate if any homework is done by the majority of people putting in for tags up front? I mean do most people just say "yep looks like trophies there, I'll put in for that"? Maybe I am a low minority, but I already have a good idea and game plan far ahead of actually putting in for a tag. Area, access, potential, where to go, etc should all be done before putting in for a tag? Or maybe I'm going at this the wrong way - maybe I should pick a unit and apply, no homework, and maybe my odds will be better. Its funny to an extent, but kind of ridiculous....just my 0.02
I think 380 offers the best hunt in Montana for limited tags on public lands from my research. A lot of others units have private land or access issues. Or only produce smaller bulls. Good luck on your hunt and have fun.
Not true, its in my back yard and very far from being the best.
I can think of a unit that gives only 5 tags that is better IF it snows, another unit that is as good, maybe better if you can get private access and another unit or two that might be close to the same league, but I sure wouldn't say its 'very far' from the best.
Unless it was my backyard, then I might.