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arrowflinger:
Okay guys, I could use your help in pointing me in a direction to chase a deer with my .270 win. All my buddies are going bowhunting and I thought it would be the year I could draw a Desert unit tag..............I was wrong. I did manage to draw a cow elk tag for St Helens and have been down checking it out. Any info would be great. I have hunted with a rifle in this state for a few years and just want to get some blood with the good old .270, doesn't have to be a place to shoot a big buck. And of course no honey holes............unless you want. Just lost for a place to head out to.......Help, I think I'm losing my mind trying to figure out a place to go.............. :(

arrowflinger:
Forgot I have a nephew that wants to go with me...............

bobcat:
You might try the far NE corner of the state for whitetails, preferably the late season. The second week of November ought to be about right for catching the bucks at their dumbest.

arrowflinger:
bobcat, you have a unit number so I can start looking?

bobcat:
Kinda like Miles said, just pick a unit, anything from 105-124. If your nephew is young enough, I see there is a youth antlerless season between the regular season and the late season, in any of those units (Oct 27 - Nov 4.) I haven't hunted over there for about 15 years, so I can't really be any more specific. I didn't know if you were interested in mule deer, blacktails, or whitetails...but if you just want a good chance of killing a deer that would be a good place to go. Just remember the late season is only open for whitetail.

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