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Old 08-25-2011
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Anyone have any hints for mule bucks in around hinton that is general zones?
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Old 08-25-2011
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Just out of hinton take a left go 9 miles exactly, take out bino's then go 41 miles north!! Then turn west 5 miles! Should see a couple!!
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Up highway 40?
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Up highway 40?
I think he is fooling with you.....have you ever tried to drive while looking through binoculers?
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I have hunted the north half of 344 for 20 years now and have only seen 1 good mulie buck and a few forkers. Might see a couple dozen each year, mainly does with a forker. Might be different closer to the Athabasca or petite lake??? Not sure if that helps.

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Old 10-13-2011
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Ive been huntin hinton hard north and south and all i see is bull moose and bull elk not one whitey buck worth tagging or mule buck either
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Are elk not open there?
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Ive been huntin hinton hard north and south and all i see is bull moose and bull elk not one whitey buck worth tagging or mule buck either


What size is worth tagging in your books ? just put a number out there

i know the area reasonable

Remember if you want a big Mulie you will have to work hard to get even in southern Alberta or Eastern Alberta/Peace area they are harder the bigger you want.. example the 2 and 3 points will let you drive up. the 4 and small 5 points will let you drive to 1/2 a mile then go bounding.. the 5 and 6's will be leaving the country if you drive with in a mile and 1/2.. unless you catch them with a doe that is in estrus or catch them surprised.
most times


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Was out there a few weeks ago when I pm'd you about the elk. Seen a few good bucks to bad you didnt want to answer my questions and blew me off. I dont like eating mule deer I could have helped you out.
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Was out there a few weeks ago when I pm'd you about the elk. Seen a few good bucks to bad you didnt want to answer my questions and blew me off. I dont like eating mule deer I could have helped you out.
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Elk are open just filled my tag in august ive seen 10 bull elk that i couldve harvest
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And i did message you mulitple times as i just read them again and replied i told you were i was seeing them and still am as i just seen the one bull again this morning so **** u and your sarcasim
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Wow I live In Grande Prairie and I know for a fact that if someone told me where I could go to almost be 100% sure of getting a bull elk I would be gone in a flash

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And i did message you mulitple times as i just read them again and replied i told you were i was seeing them and still am as i just seen the one bull again this morning so **** u and your sarcasim
U bet man one message that said I've seen lots they are around! thats cool bro! I'm in Edson alot! I gave u my number let's meet up! no hard feelings! Haha

I just find it interesting that you want some advice from
Everyone here when I asked you for some info and told me to basically go find the elk myself when all I was asking if I was in the right area. That's cool man you have posted your truck on here and I'll be sure
To stop and we can talk mule deer spots for elk spots!
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Old 10-14-2011
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And i gave you pretty good directions to were i was seeing them like right to a t. Didnt no you needed me to hold your hand and shoot your elk for you but im done i told brock were to go and he grabbed a map and understood were to go not that hard
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Yup my truck is on here 2011 f150 red crew cab bone collector stickers want my license plate and address of my house to?
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It was awesome for mulies around Hinton 25-30 years ago but now it seems that the whitails are taking over.Did see a little 3x3 buck up in the tri creeks area but that area is draw now I believe.
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Old 10-16-2011
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check out the pics of the elk. not quite the spot you sent me weatherby, but close. I appreciate the info. Look at buckhunter 's new thread. thx again. B.
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