Hey bud:
Congrats on the tag. It is a good one. Probably only marginally less good than the bighorns. There are still a few moose in that area. The wolves and grizzlies have really taken a toll on them there. It is relatively open so hunt the area by high vantage points and use your optics. Always look for willows that are over your head (the ones that make you spooked because there could be a grizzly in there and you not know it till you step on him). If you are there early (before the rut) they are still habitual for water and feed. They should still be in the low wet areas then and should also be comfortable where they are. If you find one he should pretty much stay put until about the 15 of Sept. or so. Then he will start his rutting activity and he will start searching for a cow. The calling does work there. Also the best thing is to take a mare in heat and just go on a horse ride. The bulls will smell the hot mare and follow her. Really it works very well, so find a hot mare and she will bring the bull to you. A booner is possible there so if you have time be selective. Like said above, they are not skiittish of humans. So take your time and be sure to bring the bear spray, lots of grizzlies there.