HowaHunter
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My mom broke many a wooden spoon on my behind. I would turn and laugh at the fact that it snapped in two. That did not make her happy
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While I do agree that relying on a map or mapping software can give someone an unrealistic look at any unit, (thinking that the access will be easier or harder than reality),this particular unit is going to be a tough one.
There is limited access along the east side, from the Rochelle easement along the N. Platte, but only to the limited sections that the road crosses. The remainder of the unit, and I mean ALL of it, lies on the Bolton Ranch, owned and controlled by Overland Trail Cattle Co., a division of Anschutz Corp.which also ownes Power Company of Wyoming.
There used to be limited access to hunt late season cow elk through an HMA, and trespass fee access for other species, but the HMA has been recinded, because Anschutz doesn't want anything around to draw raptors, such as gut piles, that could be killed by the Chokecherry-Sierra Madre wind farm which is going into the construction phase in a year. Last year there was no trespass access to anywhere on the ranch, and I haven't seen or heard anything different for the foreseeable future.
I think that anyone drawing this unit without an "in" w/ Overland Trail will be extremely dissapointed.
No you don't. But what you don't know won't hurt you.
Last year was my first year out for antelope, did it on private land in a leftover tag area. Learned pretty quick that the road ownership / useage out there is a world away from what it is back home. Around here, if there's a road sign or it's on a map, you can drive it. Not so out there.