missouri river breaks
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From: AMRKFRDM
11-Jul-23
Hunting this area for the first time any info that could be shared would be appreciated
From: Buskill
11-Jul-23
Be sure and wait till rains to go hunt. Much easier to get around . ??
From: HUNT MAN
11-Jul-23
Ride the roads and bugle . Lots of elk!! Enjoy your hunt!!
From: bowyer45
11-Jul-23
See the last issue of Bugle.
From: drycreek
11-Jul-23
Methinks there is some sarcasm afoot ! ;-)
From: Scoot
11-Jul-23
Watch out for rattle snakes! I was told that I had NOTHING to worry about, then almost stepped on one very POd snake!
From: tradmt
11-Jul-23
“Ride the roads and bugle . Lots of elk!! Enjoy your hunt!!“
Hey, that was the secret key to guaranteed success, now everyone will kill a bull!
From: Grasshopper
11-Jul-23
I also ran into rattlers.
Dont drive on wet roads, gumbo mud. drys out fast.
From: Cheesehead Mike
12-Jul-23
Seriously, the slimy gumbo is nothing to joke about. Do not try to drive after a rain. If you're in a remote area and have to get out to go home don't try it. Be prepared to be late leaving.
From: peter.p
12-Jul-23
Kale bratager if you can get ahold of the guy is a local legend in the breaks. He might point you in the right direction. Gem of a guy
From: Groundhunter
12-Jul-23
Snake boots......
From: Michael
12-Jul-23
“Ride the roads and bugle . Lots of elk!! Enjoy your hunt!!”
I will add right after a big rain.
From: ND String Puller
12-Jul-23
My wife had a bull tag there last year. With the Musselshell dry and the APR buying the 73 Ranch, things changed a lot since I last hunted there. Expect to be rubbing shoulders with a bunch of other hunters, if the conditions haven’t changed. We have a love/hate relationship with the breaks. Some years it is fantastic others not so much!
