Since Montana is going to raise the price of a nonresident deer tag next year to $500.00 or so, I've decided to put in for a Wyoming unit 156 deer tag.This is going to be for a backcountry mule deer hunt.Anyone know anything about the area besides it's loaded with a healthy number of grizzly bears?
Wyoming unit 156 for Deer?
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elkeater2
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- Jan 5, 2009
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If you're going DIY, I'm wondering why 156, or how you chose it. 152 comes to mind, but it's getting hit pretty hard these days. There are some pockets in it I like a lot. Wolves are more of a factor in 156, also.
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I wanted to hunt the Gro Vente wilderness but a nonresident has to hire a guide and I wanted to get into a area where I could hike into and get away from everyone else? I haven't ruled out putting in for a Elk tag for that area instead.I've made a few call to the fish & game dept and spoke to a ranger and wildlife biologist about the area and spoke to a couple of people at the Bridger Teton natl forest and a have been looking at satellite photo's and topo maps of the area online and haven't been told anything real bad about the area?
