Looking for any information on bison in the 757A Area.
We were there 2013 and stayed in the blueberry nations cabin. This time we plan on taking a truck camper on a flat deck trailer, and would like to stay inside the gates of the blueberry nation and quad to horse camp. Looking for Phone Numbers for someone who is running the operation there, and costs for extra tags, trespassing fee, helper fee and any other fees. Or should we forget the blueberry nations and go hunt on our own?
Any information would be greatly appreciated, our hunt is Oct 1-15 2016.
Anyway its coming up quick, we are leaving Wednesday night, were taking two quads, a truck camper sitting on a flat deck trailer and a customized tent. Picking up a gopro before we go to document our trip. i'll let you know how it goes.
Sorry that's zone B.... I have heard mile 158 road has alot of bison and huge moose. I haven't been there but a buddy from work has. Says there is a lot in back there and it's zone A. He says there is lots of area to hunt too. That's were I would go.
I personally wouldn't recommend the ranch. I was up there elk hunting in september 2 years in a row and there were suprisingley few bison. Lots of sign down low, but all the bison we saw (4 in 2 weeks) were way up in the hills. Not the pack out anyone would want. We paid $175 per hunter, $125 for helpers and i believe the bison tag holder fee was $350. Cabins were $100 per night. Guys name was Brian, sorry I don't have the #
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