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Do people from eastern Washington realize that most people from western Washington hunting over there don't live near the coast. It's only about 130 miles from Seattle to the Coast past Aberdeen
Quote from: Mudman on November 05, 2013, 03:44:50 PMGo for it! Awesome country, and cold. Deer are there but not easy. I love that country and dont care if I dont see a deer. Pontiac Ridge. Some steep stuff in Beaver draw. Very pretty land. Im jealous. Yeah it is very beautiful area i am lucky enough to have property that is connected to state land on two sides i can walk down to beth and beaver lakes or to the Canadian border without stepping foot off of public ground.
Go for it! Awesome country, and cold. Deer are there but not easy. I love that country and dont care if I dont see a deer. Pontiac Ridge. Some steep stuff in Beaver draw. Very pretty land. Im jealous.
We have 3 plus inches of snow right now............
I am a coastie....I have lived on the wet side my entire life. We own property in 204 and have owned it for 30+ years. We have built a couple cabins (forest fire) with permits so all is legal. I contribute several thousand $$ to the economy of Okanogan county in supplies and fuel each year, be it for the truck, tractor, quad, boats, chainsaws.....you name it. I do not consider myself much different than a lot of the folks I have met over there over the years. Bottom line I do what I do and let you do what you do .Back to the OP there area deer there and a fair number. No not as many as there was years past but it is still fun to hunt that area if you have the chance. I have had several members if this site stay at our cabin over the years to hunt out of and there are plenty of deer to be had. I do not get a deer every year but usually every other year. As mentioned the rut will be over by then but the bait pile will be being used. I will not get over to really get our bait pile ( for game cams only) going this year as work will keep me on the west side for the next few weeks. I will get the bait pile and more cams going after Turkey day.Campmeat, what elevation are you at? My brother is headed over this week to burn some piles and cut a little wood, is there snow a 2800 ft? As for the poaching I have had several of our neighbors (within a couple miles) over the years tell me hunting is always better before the season and shots after dark do not get called in? That is not proof of poaching but it lends to the thoughts. Also the deer I shot three years ago was full of shot (like every meal we had) and had two .22 bullets in the legs we found while skinning it. Again no proof of poaching but .
Quote from: superdown on November 05, 2013, 03:42:36 PMDo people from eastern Washington realize that most people from western Washington hunting over there don't live near the coast. It's only about 130 miles from Seattle to the Coast past Aberdeen Realize that to some of the folks who live in "Eastern" Washington Moses Lake is west of us!!Thats also approx. 130 miles.Ok your turn!!!
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on November 05, 2013, 04:29:26 PMWe have 3 plus inches of snow right now............That seems a little early? Dunno maybe not. Heck ya might have 4ft by Turkeyday!