Stones between the Halfway and Sikanni?

[sheepgetter]

Was wondering if there's a decent stone sheep population between the halfway river and sikanni river? and if theres been any taken in the last few years? or know of anybody has taken a decent ram up that way.......thinkin about a trip into the headwaters of either place.

[Surrey Boy]

Was up past Crying Girl last summer on a radio job, didn't see much sign of anything.

[d6dan]

Get in touch with the regional Biologist. They will have that info you need.

[Rackem]

I know someone who got an ok Ram up there, not book or anything but legal.

[bridger]

Traditionally the halfway and sikanni watersheds have produced some outstanding rams, but the overall populations have always been low. Lots better places to find a ram, unless you are just looking for a cranker. Even then you are drawing to long odds. Both areas have low non resident quota's and that is a good indication of overall sheep numbers.

[sheepgetter]

thanks for all info, maybe i'll travel a little further north where i know there is a little more to choose from. was just checking if it was worth going in those areas. Regardless, anywhere in the mountains is worth the trip. Good hunts this season

[sheep.elk.moose fanatic]

You are close go for a rip and check it out !

[goinghunting]

Traditionally the halfway and sikanni watersheds have produced some outstanding rams, but the overall populations have always been low. Lots better places to find a ram, unless you are just looking for a cranker. Even then you are drawing to long odds. Both areas have low non resident quota's and that is a good indication of overall sheep numbers.

Hey bridger were do you find the nonresident quota's for area's?

[325]

I use to guide up there. The outfitter had a quota of 3 rams/year. He was lucky to get 1, but some really big rams have been taken over the decades. I personally wouldn't hunt Stones there.