Tiger / Taylor MTN info

[Kc_Kracker]

2,525 ft no berries no scat at all, nothing, only saw a few buds starting to flower, so its far too early, just an fyi. im guessing they are far higher still. berries look to be 3-4 weeks out just to exist

[HuntingNut86]

Lets remove this post.

[buglebuster]

Lets remove this post.

why

[jackelope]

Nobody's breaking any rules so I can't see the legitimacy in deleting this thread. Just FYI. That's where I stand. No need to keep alerting us.

[sirmissalot]

If you are talking about blue hucks they don't usually get good until early September. From my experience at least.

[Kc_Kracker]

Lets remove this post.

his pro says maple valley, i think he doesn't want any info given out on his back yard, sorry that's also my back yard and that's how i roll, members here share things like this i think its great it helps others track good elevations to hunt at, i appreciate it when i happen to read it  at any rate Taylor is a waste of time for at least a month, I know several members here that hunt it so i figured id share. we went all the way to the summit this morning arrived at 5am, nothing nada squat for a single black berry even. 

[huntnnw]

   I want people to harvest bears! not hide them

[BsB]

I'm definitely seeing action down lower along the raging.

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[danderson]

You must be looking in the wrong places, black berries peeked 2 weeks ago still plenty of the older clear cuts

[Axle]

Lets remove this post.

 
But in all honesty, you will find most, if not all bears, from mid-mountain to down low. From what I've seen, most of the hucks up high are the red ones.

[Kc_Kracker]

You must be looking in the wrong places, black berries peeked 2 weeks ago still plenty of the older clear cuts

i know it was very off but maybe its just that area, we covered alot of room and not one bloomed berry yet just sprouting flowers n buds on the blackberry vines.

[grundy53]

  I want people to harvest bears! not hide them

I love it when people kill bears. The more the merrier. Same goes for coyotes, cougars, and wolves.

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[HuntingNut86]

KC if that is how you role then I think you are not making the right call on your rolling. Just to give you an idea about why I do not talk about spots is this:
5 or 6 years ago a guy (just like yourself) wrote and submitted an article in the Washington Hunting and Fishing magazine. the title was "Great Local Bear Hunts" he outlined details about hunting Tiger/Taylor Mtn. in the article. The next year I saw 11 trucks parked at the gate I normally go in on opening day (the previous year there was 2 trucks) I knew of 11 confirmed kills that year. That pretty much destroyed a not so bad spot. Ever since then the place is a ZOO that I stay away from.

Luckily I am the type of guy that is not afraid of getting out of my truck every chance I can to find out new areas, so I am not too worried about the spot in my back yard.

I am a firm believer in finding your own spots or just keeping them among your closest hunting buddies, not sharing them on the hunting washington forum to try and be a good guy.

KC I think it would be wise to rethink your posting strategies

Have a great day.

[CedarPants]

KC if that is how you role then I think you are a bit of an idiot. Just to give you an idea about why I do not talk about spots is this:
5 or 6 years ago a guy (just like yourself) wrote and submitted an article in the Washington Hunting and Fishing magazine. the title was "Great Local Bear Hunts" he outlined details about hunting Tiger/Taylor Mtn. in the article. The next year I saw 11 trucks parked at the gate I normally go in on opening day (the previous year there was 2 trucks) I knew of 11 confirmed kills that year. That pretty much destroyed a not so bad spot. Ever since then the place is a ZOO that I stay away from.

Luckily I am the type of guy that is not afraid of getting out of my truck every chance I can to find out new areas, so I am not too worried about the spot in my back yard.

I am a firm believer in finding your own spots or just keeping them among your closest hunting buddies, not sharing them on the hunting washington forum to try and be a good guy.

KC I think it would be wise to rethink your posting strategies

Have a great day.

Or maybe rethink YOUR posting strategies.  I get that you are frustrated but there are probably other ways to discuss it (think civil or in private) than name calling (which is against forum rules) 

[HuntingNut86]

I get it. I am just calling it what it is.