Tiger / Taylor MTN info

[hoytem]

Kc is pretty new to hunting... maybe he just doesn't realize what he is doing by posting about specific spots

[h20hunter]

Everyone.......hello everyone!

Beep beep bah beep beep beep......Just out in publication.....a nice article in the evil Northwest Sportsman....lots of good information to starting points for bear hunting near Mt. Baker! Also....now keep this quiet.....there are probably deer there also!

That is how I "role" also!

Nice job on the post KC....very helpfull for folks to hear reports that are general in nature...keep them coming!

[Buckmark]

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.

Wow 11 trucks and 11 kills...Sounds like whom ever wrote that artical was spot on then...
Not defending anyone, but if you think tiger/taylor is some great secret honey hole.....thats funny...

[HuntingNut86]

Not saying it was any sort of secret just doesn't help when you write about it in a magazine.

What happen to getting out and doing the hard work to find YOUR great spot?

[h20hunter]

Nothing....you think saying go to Tiger Mtn is not vague enough?

[asl20bball]

Seen the same thing with the berries. No success for me nor have a seen anything up tiger

[buglebuster]

Dont worry guys just go look through his posts, dang near everyone of them is rude or negative. I think we got another on here just tryin to stir the pot

[Bob33]

 Pssst. Eastern Washington for some giant bucks.

[wt]

Psst. dat chits funny! :

[CedarPants]

Pssst. Eastern Washington for some giant bucks.

Ah great, now there's gonna be 11 trucks with 11 dead bucks in eastern Washington this fall 

[sirmissalot]

Dont worry guys just go look through his posts, dang near everyone of them is rude or negative. I think we got another on here just tryin to stir the pot

That's the first thing I thought of when I read this post. But hey... That's how he rolls.

I think I may head there this weekend.

On a side note, the elk weren't talking much at saint Helens last weekend

[seth30]

KC,

can you send me the GPS coordinates to the area you were talking about so we can make it 12 trucks this year parked at a gate. 

[bendotti]

But there was only 11 bears on the whole mountian, lol

[Kc_Kracker]

KC if that is how you role then I think 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.

so saying a mountain makes me an idiot giving information? first off mr negative i said it was NOT the place to go, so how did that turn into me sending 11 trucks to the gate  thats like saying "hey theres bears in monroe"... if you have a brain youll know thats NO SECRET TO ANYONE  in almost every bear thread someone mentions a city, town, mountain, or even get very specific, are you going to go and call ALL those people idiots too? 

Everyone.......hello everyone!

Beep beep bah beep beep beep......Just out in publication.....a nice article in the evil Northwest Sportsman....lots of good information to starting points for bear hunting near Mt. Baker! Also....now keep this quiet.....there are probably deer there also!

That is how I "role" also!

Nice job on the post KC....very helpfull for folks to hear reports that are general in nature...keep them coming!

 i heard right now mt st helens is a very bad place to go hunt bear, oops did i give away all the info on that by telling people its NOT a good place to go hunt? ah jeez i did it again 

Dont worry guys just go look through his posts, dang near everyone of them is rude or negative. I think we got another on here just tryin to stir the pot

me or the guy calling names 

[Kc_Kracker]

Dont worry guys just go look through his posts, dang near everyone of them is rude or negative. I think we got another on here just tryin to stir the pot

ahhh i see 9 posts most negative and barking, only 1 polite one. Not a great start