Toutle unit

[Moosebobb]

How are the odds for getting a cow I a couple days, I don't have much time so I'm not sure Im going to go down for the hunt.can anyone give me any ideas where to go, it's a 5 hour drive for me so I'm just wondering if it's worth my time

[dewandgin]

You shouldn't have a problem killing a cow in a couple of days.  Had cow tags 2 of the last 5 yrs and filled them in a couple of days for 4 people.

[bobcat]

Muzzleloader permit?

[Moosebobb]

ya muzzle loader starts on the 5th

[b0bbyg]

I agree either muzzle loader or rifle should have good odds if you have a couple of days.
Archery is a little tougher just due to how close you need to get.

[longbow11b1p]

Was up in the nw corner of the unit Thursday and Saturday watched a couple of cows and a 4x5 take their time moving off the road on thurs  and saw 3 single smaller bulls on sat.   Archery guys must not have hit it too hard as they seemed un pressured.  Be ready to walk as most gates are still locked.

[Crunchy]

I would try anything off the 4100 or the 4250. 

[Moosebobb]

Thanks for the info

[Blacklab]

That's a great area  especially for a cow tag. GL 

[JamesK.]

You shouldn't have any trouble finding a cow in the Toutle. If you get one and need help shoot me a PM, I don't live far from that area.

[doyourtime89]

From what I am hearing the gates aren't open down there in the Toutle yet???   My son has a Rifle elk tag in there starting Nov. 2nd.  I hope the gates are open by then.

[bobcat]

I'm pretty sure they will open it up for rifle season. They always do.


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[Spuddieselwwu]

Anywhere off the 4100 will work, just drive around and you'll see them.  I'd get up high in the AM and start driving back down in the PM.   Glass the clearcuts and edges of timber.   You shouldn't have a problem.  I drew the rifle tag last year and hunted two days.  First day was pissing rain and gusts up to 50mph, second day was clear and dry - found a few herds an picked on off.  Shoot uphill, not down for easier packouts.