Yeah, I should be happy to find any shed nowadays but sometimes I get tired of finding small chalk rags.

It is definitely a nice set up. Just get in and go, and everything is already there.

Thanks so much. Thanks for watching.

Definitely a keeper set. I only keep anything over 360” and nice sets.

Thanks for watching. We'll try to post weekly vids for a while during shed season.

We did pretty good. Hopefully we keep getting into them and find a lot of nice browns this year. I've picked up 2 pretty nice 360" plus brown sets already this year.

Thanks for watching.

I’ll start to post weekly videos.

@@RogueOutdoorsmen sounds good man. Keep it up and be safe out there.

Thanks for watching. We’ll try to post weekly vids for a while till scouting season gets here.

I get lucky. I just know where to hike around and stumble into them.

We did pretty well. It's been a pretty decent start to our season so far. Been averaging about 2 browns per day.

Thanks ✌

Thanks for watching.

We have some areas like that. We had a ton of rain last year and the grass was super long. I haven’t been in there yet.

@@RogueOutdoorsmen Well good luck brother👍🇺🇸

We will be posting consistently for a while. Thanks for watching.

No moose around here. I would have to go to northern Utah, Nevada, or other states up that way to find any paddles.

I'm trying to be more mindful of that. Though in the flat cedar country, there isn't much to giveaway except taller background features.

I just know how to put one foot in front of the other until I walk into a few.

Yeah, it's all about real estate. You have to be in the right spots.

We do hit some of the same spots, but I like to find more than just browns, so we like to rotate some areas.

They can be as far as 2 miles apart unfortunately. Just have to keep your tracks on and grid out in certain sections at a time. Try to follow tracks both ways if they are visible. It seems like the big bulls should drop close but that is not always the case. Good luck.

I've had more side by sets this year than a few previous years combined. Usually if the elk are left alone and there is no pressure and the snow is deeper, they tend to move around less. Yes, I drew a muzzy tag in one of my favorite units. Should be a fun hunt.

@@RogueOutdoorsmen All the snow this year kind of push the elk into weird spots..

@@alvinfigueroa2396 that is true of the high elevation bulls. It would have pushed the 9000-8500 bulls down. The south slopes will be key in the high elevation areas. The low country bulls don’t really be bothered. They might be able to move from the normal spots because of the extra water around.

@Rogue Outdoorsmen lot of the roads are still closed were we normally go. We have went into new grounds. Still hard walking. Walking in mud. We have been seeing lots of cows so far. Signs everywhere. Just haven't hit that pocket yet.

Awesome to see you posting. And killing it already. We are shut down in Utah til May 1st. So we will be living through your videos. Really glad to see you posting again. Keep the videos coming. Cool set up on the truck.

East of Flag and Payson.

We find plenty of small ones, in this particular unit, there are a lot of smaller bulls. It's always the bigger sheds or sets we are after.

@Rogue Outdoorsmen I understand when I lived there it was always awesome to find a big shed but just the sound of your voice is almost like your wasting your time when you find a small one lol....I never cared how big or small just being out there was all that mattered