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7E late rifle tag for me my son and a friend. Second year hunting elk in a row. Can't wait to be out there!!!

Oops missed it earlier. "Tempe" gotcha

Where you located?

Haha Yea, has to be a joke☝️

Second on air compressor if falls through

Had to forfeit a Remington 770, haha well no value lost there. POS rifle.

So the 765 that runs north toward saddle mt. And lampshire area From 58 is locked now?

You can access 799 from hwy 83 near mile marker 15. Harshaw Rd and 58 are still available, I drove it last night and saw campers off 58 and harshaw

Where you located?

We just got back from there yesterday. Only elk we saw was Saturday morning when we bumped a herd right before light. Couldn't really tell exactly how many, we could hear some bulls bugling and glassed some bulls up at light but never saw the cows, definitely was fustrating. Then we found a dead cow that the people that killed it didn't take the backstraps off of. The hardest part of the hunt was definitely trying to get away from hunters.

Thank you for the info, it's calmed me down a bit. During my e scouting it looked like nice dirt road so figured that was my safest bet. Are there a lot of camp sites off of it?

I'll be headed up to unit 10 this weekend for my dad's cow hunt. I'm a little nervous with all of this moisture and the dirt road situation. My dad's truck isn't 4x4 and he'll be towing my pop up, I have a 4x4 and will be towing a SXS. I wanna try camping off FSR 124 in the kaibab NF if possible. Anybody live near the area or hunted the area in these conditions?

I too had to eat tag soup this year with my first archery bull tag. It was very tough driving south and second guessing just about everything I did during the two week hunt. Beer and liqour definitely helped, along with remembering everything I learned. The best remedy was my son harvesting his first elk with his junior cow tag opening day.

Wow!!! What part of the body was that arrow in? Congrats on your successful hunt.