royinidaho
Well-Known Member
Here's some straight skinny for ya.
F&G as controlled the wolfs down to maybe several singles in the unit. Thus the elk populations, habits and traits are as they were. Large herds, large bulls. Archery hunters have experienced enjoyable hunts due to the fact of getting on elk regularly but holding out for the bigger bull that they can't get close enough.
69 is not like other units such as 51, 37A and 29 where the influx of wolves has reduced the number of elk, reduced grouping to less than half a dozen or so.
Another effect/affect of the wolves is that, as noticed by those who persist in hunting those units is that the bulls are getting smaller as more lesser bulls are able to breed.
I didn't think of that one. But 4 years seems to have made a somewhat noticeable difference.
F&G as controlled the wolfs down to maybe several singles in the unit. Thus the elk populations, habits and traits are as they were. Large herds, large bulls. Archery hunters have experienced enjoyable hunts due to the fact of getting on elk regularly but holding out for the bigger bull that they can't get close enough.
69 is not like other units such as 51, 37A and 29 where the influx of wolves has reduced the number of elk, reduced grouping to less than half a dozen or so.
Another effect/affect of the wolves is that, as noticed by those who persist in hunting those units is that the bulls are getting smaller as more lesser bulls are able to breed.
I didn't think of that one. But 4 years seems to have made a somewhat noticeable difference.