TrophyTracker

Hey Jeep like GNO said, you should be in pretty good shape in MU 3 and 4 which are the Red Lake and Sioux lookout area, thereareless deer andmore Moose. If youare going early in the season, hunt the lakes and rivers or areas that act like funnels to and from them. IF you are bow hunting, you will hit the prime rut, or if you will hunt during the beginning of rifle season youshould catch the end of the rut. Either way the Bulls shouldreact to calls depending on the year and weather. If you plan on hunting towards the end of the gun season(more snow) we tend to have more success in the older cuts (5-10 years) regeneration. Its sometimes hard to hunt them in these older cuts because they are so grown up, but they are there. Also that area up northhas a pretty good logging road network which allows to get pretty deep into the back country. However finding a good up to date map showing these roads is almost impossible, because the MNR doesn't keep them updated anymore. There are maps, but they are generated by the logging companies and getting one can be difficult if not impossible, unless you know somebody. Also if you go early in the season Sept- Oct don't forget your fishing rod for those occasional warm afternoons that can sometimes be too warm to hunt, the Walleye fishing up that way is excellent, especially in the fall. Hope this helps, good luck!