Headed to Idaho!

[Chancey]

[WartHog]

Saw the biggest Muley I'll probably ever see in my life up out of Challis in the same area. Was just after a major snowstorm and I was using my Pops old Rem 742 semi-auto 30-06. Pulled the trigger and it was so cold got a light primer strike from the damn pos. By the time I cleared/chambered another round, poof, he was gone.

[Chancey]

[180ls1]

I was just in that area looking for elk (north end of 36a). I left as I was into more elk further south (arrowed one) but I did see a sustantial amount of deer there. If you havent hunted there be ready for the terrain, its much more brutal than the other western states. I'd reccomend trekking poles especially for the pack out.

[bigbossman]

Ouch that hurts. Yeah it’s going to be cold that’s for sure.

Was just up in the Sawtooths hunting 43....26 degrees this morning, so not too bad. My advice is to look up high, as we haven't had a lot of weather yet. All the does I saw were close to 8,000 feet.
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If you havent hunted there be ready for the terrain, its much more brutal than the other western states. I'd reccomend trekking poles especially for the pack out.

Yes... and definitely yes.

[Chancey]

[Howie44]

We got into moose and elk today, and lots of does. Kinda bummed that I have a cow tag this year that starts next week. I had a MASSIVE 6 point bull in front of me for several minutes, and couldn't shoot him....

Anyway. Here are some pictures of what you might see on your Idaho hunt.
Good luck!

[Chancey]

[Howie44]

Tex creek wildlife management area. It's easy to find just east of Idaho Falls. And the moose are pretty much everywhere except out on the dessert. You will probably see some up by Challis if you look.
Good luck with your hunt.