Any tips on 16E
Contributors to this thread:Elk
From: ElGordoBonito
02-Sep-23
Drew this unit due to adding to friends app and used the wrong hunt code any info would be great.
From: butcherboy
02-Sep-23
Hunt where the elk are. Hope this helps.
From: kentuckbowhnter
02-Sep-23
Good advice. I do this and it works well.
From: pirogue
02-Sep-23
One tip, when you ask for a tip, is let people know what state you’re talking about.
From: ElGordoBonito
03-Sep-23
I apologize i created an account and thought i was in the New Mexico forum sorry for the misunderstanding
From: Oryx35
03-Sep-23
What hunt do you have? 16E is a tough hunt to come in unprepared. If it's dry, I personally would sit water. If it's wet, watch the roads and pay attention to where you camp. A lot of that muck turns into truck-eating soup. I've seen more than one truck buried to the frame out there.
From: Pop-r
04-Sep-23
Anyone knows where 16E is without naming a state. Lol
From: fuzzy
04-Sep-23
Lol
From: HDE
04-Sep-23
How do you use the wrong hunt code when attaching to a friend's application?
From: Matt
04-Sep-23
“Anyone knows where 16E is without naming a state.”
Is there a unit 16E in any state other than New Mexico?
There are 2 mountain ranges and road access is limited. Be prepared to hike and don’t overlook lower elevations around the base of the range to the east (don’t recall the name).
From: Coyote 65
04-Sep-23
Hunted 16D many moons ago, all the advice I got was go high. I did, did not find any elk, Was camped down low. Overslept one morning and as I was headed back up to the peaks, ran into elk where they were not supposed to be. Did get a shot at a really good bull but blew it. So check out the low areas too.
Terry
From: fuzzy
04-Sep-23
So this is about elk hunting in New Mexico?
From: Big John
04-Sep-23
Wear some good boots, rocks are ankle killers...best of luck
