Ccwalker wrote:It's definitely better during bow season. I remember last time out we were camped near porcupine camp grounds watching a nice herd of elk on Bald mountain for a couple days before archery season. The morning of opener some guys got after them and completely pushed them off the mountain. I think my problem had always been, that my uncle was a road hunter and we'd see lots of deer right off the road and was able to get a lot of stalks in the first few days, then the deer would catch on. I wasn't going in deeper for them as the season progressed. Mainly because I didn't know how. Now with Google Earth and a GPS I'd be more apt to try some new spots. How was the cellular out there last time your buddies were out. Used to be you had to drive out to the tar to get any reception. Thought I heard too that they were starting to see grizzly ' s up there?
I asked about cell the other day and they said not good, but I also remember having a pretty good signal when I was there in 2011. We were hunting at lower elevation though because of snow, so that may have been alot different than where we'll be next month. It sure would be nice to have the google earth as we're out there.
Edit: Just read about saving Google maps for offline use, so I am planning on doing that in case signal is bad.