2018 Hagerman Seg. A - Roll call

[SFAbowhunter]

Same here. I've been waiting for four years to get back for the

trifecta.



<---------- But next year with BM coming open, I can wait. The right one from Harris, the left one from BM.

So what you’re telling me is we are going to be best friends next year!? [emoji51]


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[ttubudd]

I picked #3

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[Etxbuckman]

So are they going to possibly shut down all three hunt segments, or does this just pertain to segment A for now?

[SFAbowhunter]

So are they going to possibly shut down all three hunt segments, or does this just pertain to segment A for now?

Just segment A for now.

[meangreen]

Just segment A

[NelsonV]

What were the options in her email??


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[Razorback01]

What were the options in her email??


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Would like to see the options as well, may need the same decision for segment B.

[meangreen]

Option 1: Continue the hunt as planned and hope the water recedes.
Option 2: Continue the hunt as planned and open the Godwin Unit in addition to Goode, Meyers and Harris. We are not considering opening Big Mineral because it is already flooding and access is extremely limited.
Option 3: Cancel the Segment A hunt and all hunters drawn this segment, will hunt Segment A next year. You will not need to reapply and of course there will be no additional cost.

[NelsonV]

I’m I the only one that thinks the high water will concentrate the deer on high ground?? The deer should be easily to locate. May have to walk a little further to get there but finding the deer should be easier by far.


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[kurt68]

[QUOTE=NelsonV;13704336]I’m I the only one that thinks the high water will concentrate the deer on high ground?? The deer should be easily to locate. May have to walk a little further to get there but finding the deer should be easier by far.


and concentrate the hunters as well.

[SFAbowhunter]

I’m I the only one that thinks the high water will concentrate the deer on high ground?? The deer should be easily to locate. May have to walk a little further to get there but finding the deer should be easier by far.


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I don’t think that’s the problem. It will be less acreage to hunt and it will be even more crowded.


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[bossbowman]

If you saw the flood maps you wouldn't want to hunt it, most of the cover will be under water, mostly the open fields and hills left. Then you throw all those hunters on a 50% reduced playing field and those deer are going to be pushed off onto private land.

[Razorback01]

If I was in A, I'd vote for Option 3 as well. Hope we don't have the same for Segment B.

[Bilbo]

It’s a crap shoot either way. Besides the flooding, the weather looks to be perfect for this year. You never know what next years weather will be like.


Going on an adventure!

[bossbowman]

It’s a crap shoot either way. Besides the flooding, the weather looks to be perfect for this year. You never know what next years weather will be like.


Going on an adventure!

Meh... big mineral