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Plenty of access to weyerhauser land in 550 if you don't mind walking, biking or taking quads like some of the locals do (the ones that live by the gate I like to hunt anyways ). Headquarters road, Ostrander road, Rose Valley road, Kalama river road to name a few.If you find any good places to hunt in Coweeman that isn't Weyerhauser land, let me know, I haven't found it.
We usually take their picture and let them know they are not suppose to be on a motorized vehicle. It scares the bejeesus out of the kids we catch.
Quote from: Angus on August 28, 2012, 09:41:05 PMPlenty of access to weyerhauser land in 550 if you don't mind walking, biking or taking quads like some of the locals do (the ones that live by the gate I like to hunt anyways ). Headquarters road, Ostrander road, Rose Valley road, Kalama river road to name a few.If you find any good places to hunt in Coweeman that isn't Weyerhauser land, let me know, I haven't found it. I've had the "local on a quad" ruin a couple of set ups for me in that unit . . . talk about frustrating.
Same here a couple years ago, had 1 all fired up and coming in until fat *censored* on his quad goes cruising by to go check his trail cam(s), wish I could find his cams.
Wow scout sniper... Welcome aboard. Not trashing locals. But sure isn't the out of towers that are riding there quads in behind closed gates from trails leading into the tree farm from private property.Late season muzzy last year, guy on quad comes blowing around a corner on his quad with a modern fire arm on the quad, about ran us over and then took off on a trail. Very quickly. This was in a no motorized access area. That is the problem. Some of the locals think that they don't have to follow the rules because there property is adjacent to the tree farm.