09-12-2007, 04:40 AM
Bob Williams is the guys last name that owns most of the property in deep creek. He owns most of the valley, getting access is probably not going to happen on his place, but there are a few areas near there that are open. I don't know what the boundries are, but if you can go up over the hill into dry fork there is plenty of public land to hunt. The bottom end of dry fork is all private, but once you get up past the pavement it all turns back into ashley national forrest and there are plenty of deer around. Right at the very top of the 
dle between deep creek and dry fork there is a horrible dirt road that goes back to the north to an area called pine ridge. There is patchy private and public along the road, but there is always tons of deer in there. Back down towards lapoint there is public land in the cedars. There deer are a little more spotty, but I'm sure you can find a doe around in there as well.
If none of this helps I would get a map from the BLM that shows what land is private and public in the area and then try to find access into those patches of public ground. There is an area north of deep creek called Little Mountain (I think). I've only ever accessed is from the Mosbey Mountain road (road to Paridise resevoir). I've elk hunted in there and always seen plenty of deer. It might be a little farther than you are willing to treck for a doe, but I know there is a bunch of public ground in that area.
Let me know what the boundries are and maybe I can help you a little more. I grew up in Vernal and am pretty familiar with that country.
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dle between deep creek and dry fork there is a horrible dirt road that goes back to the north to an area called pine ridge. There is patchy private and public along the road, but there is always tons of deer in there. Back down towards lapoint there is public land in the cedars. There deer are a little more spotty, but I'm sure you can find a doe around in there as well. If none of this helps I would get a map from the BLM that shows what land is private and public in the area and then try to find access into those patches of public ground. There is an area north of deep creek called Little Mountain (I think). I've only ever accessed is from the Mosbey Mountain road (road to Paridise resevoir). I've elk hunted in there and always seen plenty of deer. It might be a little farther than you are willing to treck for a doe, but I know there is a bunch of public ground in that area.
Let me know what the boundries are and maybe I can help you a little more. I grew up in Vernal and am pretty familiar with that country.
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