Dall sheep hunt

[bigben]

Hey guys just wondering if anyone hunting 6 29 for dall sheep my buddy at work was fortunate enough to draw this tag he has never been up there in the territory but has two young eager sons that are putting this hunt together as a family . If you have any information on this dall sheep draw it would be very much appreciated thank you BB

[trail blazer]

are they flying in or walking?

[.264winmag]

Not allowed to fly in there... Heard of a horse trail into the area but haven't got the draw yet, never been there to share any info.

[yama49]

Not allowed to fly in there... Heard of a horse trail into the area but haven't got the draw yet, never been there to share any info.

Why cant you fly?

[srupp]

Hmmm yup you can fly....
There is a horse trail...and a peddle bike trail..
Srupp

[.264winmag]

My bad I guess, research I came up with says it is park that does not allow aircraft to land...Way I understood it was that fixed wing could be used in 28 but not 29. Huge game changer if I'm wrong cause I bought a plane:)

[butcher]

Gotta get a permit to land on a strip but you can use a float plane.

[Cali]

Butcher is correct, need a park permit for horse use as well.

[.264winmag]

Gotta get a permit to land on a strip but you can use a float plane.

Thanks for that, I'll check into it. Strip meaning anywhere suitable for a bush plane or designated spots?

[bigben]

Never been there and would like some information so far still don t know if I can fly in horse in or put on my white snow suit and act like a lost polar bear looking for a ice cap because of global warming thanxs for all the info so far BB

[bighornbob]

Never been there and would like some information so far still don t know if I can fly in horse in or put on my white snow suit and act like a lost polar bear looking for a ice cap because of global warming thanxs for all the info so far BB

Lone could always phone the CO in Atlin and ask the expert.

[butcher]

Thanks for that, I'll check into it. Strip meaning anywhere suitable for a bush plane or designated spots?

Not real sure to be honest but as in every permit application I'm sure they'll want you to be very specific on locations. As far as I know pulling a park use permit for the Tat is like pulling teeth. So what you need to do is put your plane on floats and join the BC floatplane association. Those guys get some perks as far as back country use is concerned.

[Stone Sheep Steve]

Not real sure to be honest but as in every permit application I'm sure they'll want you to be very specific on locations. As far as I know pulling a park use permit for the Tat is like pulling teeth. So what you need to do is put your plane on floats and join the BC floatplane association. Those guys get some perks as far as back country use is concerned.

Gravel bars included.

[Tuffcity]

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/tatshens/

I don't think they've replaced the CO in Atlin since the last one left, might have to phone Dease Lake or Smithers.

RC

[decker9]

http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/bcparks/explore/parkpgs/tatshens/

I don't think they've replaced the CO in Atlin since the last one left, might have to phone Dease Lake or Smithers.

RC

We were stopped by the CO in 6-27 this spring, he claimed he was from out of Atlin. Dident catch his name, nice fellow tho.

[mfarrally]

Should probably save your money and just walk in on the trail on the west side of the highway across from the outfitters lodge. two easy river crossings and your in sheep country within a few hours.

[Skull Hunter]

There is a CO based in Atlin.