Mule in Idaho

[RyeGuy74]

Hey, so it looks like my hunting trip to Idaho is finally coming together and this is will be my first hunting trip by myself and on public land I've never been/seen before. I know the season is still a long way off but does anyone have any advice?

 

[BlakeA]

Keep your nose in the wind and your eyes along the skyline.

 

[Jape]

Watch your topknot

 

[daltrix99]

Lots of threads on this site specific to your inquiry. Scout on onx. Maybe buy a gohunt membership. Practice shooting.

 

[Festus]

Idaho is steep. Get in the best shape you can.
Take that mule with you

 

[wyoboypt]

I would recommend not shooting someone’s mule. They may be slightly irritated. You’d be better off going after a muley or an elk or some other wild game.

 

[JLS]

Use the search function. There's enough reading to occupy you for quite a while.

 

[Preston.W_HDO]

I'm an Idaho resident. If you need anything just contact me. Be glad to help.

 

[MITCHMO]

good luck, I’ll be there too. I just wish I knew how to kill deer in Idaho, but I’m not helpful sorry. It’ll be a hell of a lot of fun even if you don’t put one on the ground.

 

[ida homer]

Get in shape and be dialed with your rifle out to 400 yards, or further.

If you're in shape you'll have a great time.

 

[fishing4sanity]

If you can't do any scouting before season, but you plan on hunting the opener, then see if you can get some extra time and arrive a day early. Even one day of scouting without the pressure of actually hunting will help you get a feel for the overall area. Have a few ideas from internet scouting and try to spend the prime time of your scouting day in those areas. Take lots of pics and share on HT. Good luck!

 

[Steelhead]

Welcome to the site