Get up back any of the drainage creeks off grandby and you should be into the elk. Look for thick timber with water sources.
Get up back any of the drainage creeks off grandby and you should be into the elk. Look for thick timber with water sources.
So when you leave Grand Forks on either North Fork rd at the OK tire or you take the Granby rd by the Omega restaurant. The first bridge is Hummingbird or TEN MILE where the two roads join and head north. The next bridge you come to is 28 MILE and its the bridge over Burrell creek where it goes from pavement to gravel. Right as you cross the bridge you will see a nice camping spot with lots of room and outhouses on the left. From there if you head down the Granby FSR you will see a large road going off to the right,that is the Burrell Creek FSR. So from that junction about 1km past your camp ground you can hunt both roads...Both roads hold Elk, Deer and Bear...Let me know if you need any more help..
The Elk will have ben hunted hard by the time you get there but if you get off the road around Burns Lake you may run into one...some mulies there too. Both Granby and Burrell have whitetails all along the road
cheers
Palmer
Thanks for the info everyone! It is definitely going to help me I have learnt a lot already.
Another spot to have a look for Elk is Bunchgrass FSR..It is about 4 KM before 28Mile bridge, when you are still on the pavement...it goes off to the right when heading towards 28 mile bridge...
PM If you need anything else...
The Christian Valley can be VERY busy with hunters...uhhh...I should say, ROAD HUNTERS.
Find a likely spot...park your truck and walk ! I almost never run into anyone when I am out of my truck and off the road walking.
if people of color do it, it's "affirmative action" "civil rights", etc, etc. If a bunch of white folks do it....its "racist" and "hate speech" quote Willyqbc
You should be able to bump into a whitetail even when it's busy. Sometimes more people = more deer movement = more success for the patient.
Keep in mind the new regs for those MUs - 4 point mule deer only, all season. It won't make more mule deer, but it will make fewer large bucks available.
Cheers!
Fisher-Dude is right it did not help last time they tried it....but it did seem to cut down on pressure as many who used to come went to an any buck area. Not the best management plan.
east of the kettle is good timber for whitetail, plenty of game trails, hike through the bush and you will find something, as far as elk I'm not sure in that immidiate area
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