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First of all you can read this if you want too. The deer portion of it is a bunch of http://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/prospects/2012/district6.phpNow the Truth. For the most part the western side of the Methow is crap. There are at least 3 wolf packs working it. I don't care what the Feds will tell you. They have essentially whiped out the high country of deer, or forced them to change their habits. Wolves are sight hunters for the most part and they hit the open high country hard. The deer either adapted or became wolf The midrange holds the most deer specifically in the timber. Apparantly the Lookout pack just showed back up on the valley floor. Not sure WHY, unless they ran out of food. I'm giving the Feds the benefit of doubt and guessing these are the wolves or the pack that has been pounding the Sawtooth down from the left of Twisp river down to Gold creek/Chelan country. There are alot more of them than they are counting or there is another pack. Thats a big area for them to do that much damage. The other pack is taking out the right side of the Twisp River with Gardner/ Bridge Creek/Thompson ridge as ground central. The third pack being up by Sweetgrass/gate creek/Goat creek etc. They were sighted down by the Weeman bridge, which makes sense becasue most of the deer in the valley floor are in those fields. Anyone that has spent much time in the valley has noted the collapse of the deer herd there. Yes there are spots still unaffected, but those are becoming fewer and fewer. MEANWHILE your biologists are telling you the herd is bigger and better, and there is only ONE PACK. Go figure. I haven't touched on what is happening on the East side of the valley.
Sounds like 3s time