mount spokane

[fillthefreezer]

Fillthefreezer: my niece (11 years old) will be hunting the youth moose in S Spokane this year. I have put out some feelers on the more primitive camping availability as well because we are going with a wall tent and making it a true camp hunt for her and her brother with the family like we do for elk in western wa.

I will let you know what I find out.  Thanks for starting the post!

good luck to you up there, i look forward to hearing what you find. what are the dates for that hunt?

[huntnnw]

You can also ride ATVs on IEP land without any B.S.
I've got a permit too, just for that reason.

Not on all IEPL! If it ids gated it is not legal to use atv's!!!!

 

[huntnnw]

There are dozens of awesome places to camp and be in moose right near your camp.  The FS allows dispersed camping and there are piles of great pull off areas to park the big camper and a tent- you shouldn't have any trouble at all finding moose or camping spots!

There is 0 ! FS in this unit..almost all IEP and they do NOT allow camping. I dont know of any campgrounds other than nearby lakes such as newman lk

[Reinsurance shooter]

Fillthefreezer: my niece (11 years old) will be hunting the youth moose in S Spokane this year. I have put out some feelers on the more primitive camping availability as well because we are going with a wall tent and making it a true camp hunt for her and her brother with the family like we do for elk in western wa.

I will let you know what I find out.  Thanks for starting the post!

good luck to you up there, i look forward to hearing what you find. what are the dates for that hunt?

We are heading up October 5th for the hunt. They are going to stick around for deer but me and grandpa will head out by the 12th. For their sake I hope they get a cow down before hand. While she is a crack shot she is only 60 pounds wet... So not too great at hauling meat just yet.

[fillthefreezer]

the friend i am going with is in his 50s so i will be along for keen eyes and strong back

[pendoreilleadventures]

There is a big chunk of DNR land close to Thompson creek.

 to get there head north on starr road about 3.7 miles.

Turn Right on east hauser lake road for about a mile

keep right at the fork in the road for another half mile

turn left on N. Koth road after about half mile its state land on either side of the road.

There is only a few roads and there all gated but when you get to the top where it flattens out there are a few place where you could setup a camp off the side of the road.



From there the easiest way to Thompson creek is drive back down to east hauser lake road  and take a right on Muzzy rd. that will take to the back side of the lake where Thompson creek road is.



Hope that helps.