Lots of snow. In the Gordon creek area your probably looking at a 1 to 2 feet right now. With more snow on the way I would suggest atvs or sleds. I havent been hunting it so I can't tell you about the elk to much.
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Look between 6,000 and 7,000 feet of elevation right now. I have seen two separate herds of about 70 elk at that height in the past couple of weeks in about a foot of snow. HOWEVER, they were not in this unit. Just letting you know what I have seen. Evidence is shown in attached pics.
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Ah...your evidence does not support your foot of snow claim.
Congrats!!Ah . . ... .details ......... (sigh)Ah...your evidence does not support your foot of snow claim.
That portion of the hill was south facing on a ridge with 35 mph winds. The slopes that faced different directions had approximately a foot of snow on them. In other words this elk was in a location where the food source was not buried by snow.
Come to think of it providing any more info is probably a waste of time because this cow has nothing to do with the unit referenced here.
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