| From: Deercatcher
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| Date: 22-Jul-19 |
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The wife and I moved from Virginia to Utah. I was an active bow hunter in Northern VA but now out here in Utah I'm back to square one. With Archery season fast approaching, I would like to get out and elk hunt. I just picked up my multi season any bull elk tag (OTC). Is anyone on the board a solo hunter looking for a partner that would also serve as a extra hand to help cut up and carry an elk out of the mountains?
On a sad note, the wife and I will be missing ETAR this year :(.
Mark
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| From: Conner Parry
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| Date: 22-Jul-19 |
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What area of Utah did you move to? I’m in Lindon, let’s touch base
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| From: Deercatcher
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| Date: 22-Jul-19 |
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I'm in Elk Ridge just East of Payson.
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| From: Conner Parry
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| Date: 22-Jul-19 |
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Cool, there are lots of elk and mule deer just above your house. Welcome to Utah, its a great place to bow hunt.
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| From: Deercatcher
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| Date: 22-Jul-19 |
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What would be your recommendation on either keeping the tag I have for any bull elk or changing it for a spike elk allowing me access behind the house? This is all new to me. Where will you be hunting?
Mark
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| From: Conner Parry
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| Date: 23-Jul-19 |
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It's not too late to swap it out. I think you have a much better chance at shooting an elk closer to home, give me a call or shoot me a PM or phone call and we can talk about elk. Season starts on August 17th, so it's right around the corner.
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