As some of you know, my dad drew this tag. First off, thanks to those of you who have offered information regarding this hunt. I do have a few questions for those of you who have spent time in this unit.
1. Our biggest concern right now is determining private vs public ground. Specifically, trying to specify what parcels are owned by Salt Lake County and what parcels are owned by private individuals. I believe we are ok to hunt county property. If you have any good resources you would be willing to share I would appreciate some insight. I understand this is a public forum and if you choose to PM, we will adhere to any requests you have in regard to sharing information.
2. My understanding is that because much of this unit is Salt Lake County watershed that the use of horses is pretty limited. In your opinion is there any value in trying use horses on this unit?
3. Are there any biologists, Forest Service, etc. contacts that you would recommend speaking with in regard to this hunt?
4. This is the first moose hunt any we have been on. Any suggestions from those of you who have hunted moose before would be greatly appreciated.
1. Our biggest concern right now is determining private vs public ground. Specifically, trying to specify what parcels are owned by Salt Lake County and what parcels are owned by private individuals. I believe we are ok to hunt county property. If you have any good resources you would be willing to share I would appreciate some insight. I understand this is a public forum and if you choose to PM, we will adhere to any requests you have in regard to sharing information.
2. My understanding is that because much of this unit is Salt Lake County watershed that the use of horses is pretty limited. In your opinion is there any value in trying use horses on this unit?
3. Are there any biologists, Forest Service, etc. contacts that you would recommend speaking with in regard to this hunt?
4. This is the first moose hunt any we have been on. Any suggestions from those of you who have hunted moose before would be greatly appreciated.