Shedhead03
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What does everybody think i should be expecting to see on the fishlake unit this year? Average unit i know, but just trying to guage what people are seeing the last few years
That truly is a shame…May wanna shoot the first spike/raghorn you see ? In all seriousness, a 280-320 inch bull should be expected if you do you’re part.
Archery.What tag you draw? Will be up there with my dad on the muzzy
Thanks for the reply. Yes that is what i was thinking. I won't pass up the first spike?That truly is a shame…
That wasn’t the point of my postThanks for the reply. Yes that is what i was thinking. I won't pass up the first spike?
I had the LE Archery tag last year. Spent the first 10 days of the season there and never got a shot opportunity. Very few cows to be found, saw only a couple of rag horns and no spikes. Most bulls I encountered were like shootem mentioned, 280-320 The bulls were somewhat vocal the first day or two, but would not respond to any calling. I returned the last ten days of the season, which is better if you have a LE tag, due to the last week being dedicated to the those tag holders only. So no spike and cow hunters to contend with. Bulls were more vocal and did respond to calling. I had a close encounter with a 350” bull during the last week, but was unable to get a shot at him. On the next to last day I was able to harvest this bull. All in all it was a great trip and experience. I met a lot of great people willing to help and share information. Be persistent and don’t give up.What does everybody think i should be expecting to see on the fishlake unit this year? Average unit i know, but just trying to guage what people are seeing the last few years
Thats a great bull and sounds like a great hunt. I am so over all this it has to be a 350+ bull to be a great hunt.I had the LE Archery tag last year. Spent the first 10 days of the season there and never got a shot opportunity. Very few cows to be found, saw only a couple of rag horns and no spikes. Most bulls I encountered were like shootem mentioned, 280-320 The bulls were somewhat vocal the first day or two, but would not respond to any calling. I returned the last ten days of the season, which is better if you have a LE tag, due to the last week being dedicated to the those tag holders only. So no spike and cow hunters to contend with. Bulls were more vocal and did respond to calling. I had a close encounter with a 350” bull during the last week, but was unable to get a shot at him. On the next to last day I was able to harvest this bull. All in all it was a great trip and experience. I met a lot of great people willing to help and share information. Be persistent and don’t give up. View attachment 78240
Ya. I won't be there till labor day. I know they will move a lot. Just went to see the unit and learn some areas. Pretty stoked it should be funWhere you see bulls now is not where they will be after sept 5th. Once they get love sick they move a ton. Is sit water the first few days. Anything over 300” I would definitely at least knock an arrow for.
LMAO, good luck on that!400 or nothing!!!
But not all enter their 4 Hundo’s in the books. If I were ever lucky enough to kill something that big, it would never see the record books, nor a tape measure. Not my style. I admire the experience over the size any day….and I’ll add, “that’s what she said” because I know y’all are thinking it.?You might want to look at B&C. No 400 bull in Utah since 2017.
TrueBut not all enter their 4 Hundo’s in the books. If I were ever lucky enough to kill something that big, it would never see the record books, nor a tape measure. Not my style. I admire the experience over the size any day….and I’ll add, “that’s what she said” because I know y’all are thinking it.?