finding a wallow

[3stix]

You may have read my post about using someone elses wallow.I was wondering if there was a way to look at a topo map and be able to locate a possible wallow location?(thanks to those who responded to my last wallow question.I think I will hunt it}.

[QH's Paw]

In answer to the question, yes. You can identify likely areas but, that doesn't mean every area you identify will in fact have a wallow. Also, there may be areas with wallows you don't identify. If you can read and, understand topos, the contour line system and what it represents, then you can already make an educated guess of where to look. Oh, and don't forget, there will have to be elk in the area also.
Leg work is required for exact spots.

[Yeti]

Don't forget dry wallows. Last season was very cool. I found a very active dry wallow. Keep your eyes open.

[Freighter Bait]

Found one 30 yards off a traveled road on a high slope. Behind a down old growth, where a spring comes out of the ground. Mud was splattered 10' up the surrounding trees. Logged in the GPS