Nevada Muzzleloader bull elk hunt area 111-115

[Aaronf257]

I am going on a muzzleloader bull elk hunt in Nevada October 18th-28th and was hoping to get some pointers on where to look around mount moriah? I went up a couple weeks ago in area 111 but there were quite a few hunters, I scouted around but had no luck seeing any bulls in area 111 so I figured 114 might help. I talked to a few hunters that seen some decent bulls in 111 but I wasn’t able to spot them again after. I am going up the 18th and spending the first few days scouting around more before the hunt opens in the 22nd. This is my first bull elk hunt and took quite some time to draw it. Any help would be appreciated, I don’t need an exact location but maybe just a point in a certain direction would help. I’m going to be up there for a little over a week

 

[Laelkhunter]

Unit 111-115 is no help, nor is Mount Moriah. Maybe give us a hint what state?

 

[Aaronf257]

Unit 111-115 is no help, nor is Mount Moriah. Maybe give us a hint what state?

Sorry I will fix that. It’s in Nevada

 

[rogerthat]

I’m assuming this is Nevada? If so, congrats on a great tag. With that unit, scouting some lookouts will be key. Systematically hit your lookouts to cover ground with your optics at first and last light. Keep moving until you find elk. They will still be bugling. That’s an awesome tag. Good luck

 

[Aaronf257]

I’m assuming this is Nevada? If so, congrats on a great tag. With that unit, scouting some lookouts will be key. Systematically hit your lookouts to cover ground with your optics at first and last light. Keep moving until you find elk. They will still be bugling. That’s an awesome tag. Good luck

Yes sorry I fixed the post, it is in Nevada. I appreciate the advice!

 

[Wallydeuce]

Elk will feed in the agriculture fields in Spring Valley on the east side of 111 where all of those wind turbans are. They move into the steep ridges at first light. Be there at least an hour before shooting light.

 

[Aaronf257]

Elk will feed in the agriculture fields in Spring Valley on the east side of 111 where all of those wind turbans are. They move into the steep ridges at first light. Be there at least an hour before shooting light.

You think Cleve creek would be a good spot to hold up in before light?

 

[Bluffgruff]

I am going on a muzzleloader bull elk hunt in Nevada October 18th-28th and was hoping to get some pointers on where to look around mount moriah? I went up a couple weeks ago in area 111 but there were quite a few hunters, I scouted around but had no luck seeing any bulls in area 111 so I figured 114 might help. I talked to a few hunters that seen some decent bulls in 111 but I wasn’t able to spot them again after. I am going up the 18th and spending the first few days scouting around more before the hunt opens in the 22nd. This is my first bull elk hunt and took quite some time to draw it. Any help would be appreciated, I don’t need an exact location but maybe just a point in a certain direction would help. I’m going to be up there for a little over a week

Have you talked to the biologist?

 

[perma]

 

[Aaronf257]

Have you talked to the biologist?

I have not done that. To be honest I’m not to sure how I would go about getting ahold of one. Is it thru the fish and game office?

 

[JBS]

I had that permit, and it was the most enjoyable hunt I have ever had. Use the full 2 week season and enjoy the hunt. Lots of bulls and they are very patternable.

 

[Rocklin Hunter]

I hunted deer in 111 a few years back and saw more bulls than bucks, I will send you a PM with some places to check out.

Terry

 

[Aaronf257]

I hunted deer in 111 a few years back and saw more bulls than bucks, I will send you a PM with some places to check out.

Terry

I would appreciate that, thank you

 

[Bluffgruff]

I have not done that. To be honest I’m not to sure how I would go about getting ahold of one. Is it thru the fish and game office?

Call the Ely office

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