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#15044388 07/12/20
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Drew Wyoming cow elk tag for area 6. Plan on hunting around Buford in November. Don't know the area at all. Any help would be appreciated.

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Don’t know that area, but best of luck on your hunt!


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bullyelk , go to the Wyoming Game and Fish web site, lots and lots of good info there. The unit has a 50% success rate, my bet is that there are some nice bulls there,

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There is a herd of elk there.

You didn’t say what type of tag you have, it will make a difference ie Type 4 is valid on National Forest land and Type 6 is valid only off National Forest land.

If you have a Type 6 tag you’ll need access somewhere.

If you have a Type 4 tag there is a network of roads that intersect Hwy 210/Happy Jack Rd. I don’t see the elk often, they stay pretty hidden, so get out/glass/scout etc. There was a Pole Mountain National Forest Map that had the roads on it.
It’s a high recreation area in warm months. You probably won’t see a lot of that in November because it’s too early for cross country skiing but too cold for sitting around drinking beer.




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This is about what the terrain looks like. 7500-9000 ft but mostly in the 8500 ft range.

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November at 8,000ft can be, uh, zesty, bracing. Those photos show similar vegetation and altitude of where we hunt but a lot flatter.
In Nov, the cows will be bunched up. If you find some, you'll find a bunch of them. The bulls will be nearby but don't be surprised if you see 50-100 cows and not a single bull. They'll move back with the cows later.


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