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im thinking the kettle falls area, the only thing is I live in the kent/Covington area..long haul for scouting if you ask me
How did you deer hunters do in the 101,108 and the 121 units?
Deer numbers are down in 101 but that's nothing new. I don't spend much time in 121.
The deer were EXTREMELY skiddish last fall in our hunting area in 101. We also found some big cat tracks close by which all makes sense. We had some good bucks on our camera, so they were around. I'm thinking maybe if we would have spent more time there we might have had a chance at getting something. It was very evident the deer were on red alert at all times more than I've ever seen in the past. No wolf tracks though ...yet
Quote from: Jonathan_S on March 18, 2014, 12:35:13 PMDeer numbers are down in 101 but that's nothing new. I don't spend much time in 121.Wrong answer there. We are overrun by whitetails. PM the people that live here and don't ask people who don't. Seems like the westsiders know more than the locals, typical...
Quote from: Southpole on March 18, 2014, 04:37:16 PMThe deer were EXTREMELY skiddish last fall in our hunting area in 101. We also found some big cat tracks close by which all makes sense. We had some good bucks on our camera, so they were around. I'm thinking maybe if we would have spent more time there we might have had a chance at getting something. It was very evident the deer were on red alert at all times more than I've ever seen in the past. No wolf tracks though ...yetHaving spent many seasons in a tree stand in 101, you are describing how the deer act whenever a cat camps out in the immediate area. Hyper alert all the time, hard to get a shot, wont stand still, head going all the time......jumpy. jumpy.......I wish more guys would take advantage of cat and bear hunting in the n.e. part of the state.........now thats how you find your deer spot ahead of time !!!! Bag some grouse too.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on March 18, 2014, 04:31:47 PMQuote from: Jonathan_S on March 18, 2014, 12:35:13 PMDeer numbers are down in 101 but that's nothing new. I don't spend much time in 121.Wrong answer there. We are overrun by whitetails. PM the people that live here and don't ask people who don't. Seems like the westsiders know more than the locals, typical... calling me a westsider? That hasn't been true since 2002 I spend the majority of my weekends in 101 and have cameras hanging in the Eastern areas of that unit for 10 months of the year and I hunt archery through modern in that unit so I'm not swinging blindly here. Obviously we're talking about opposite ends of a huge GMU so I guess I should have clarified that I meant areas closer to the river. I figured since he was asking about 101, 108, and 121 that he meant to hunt all three areas which would probably preclude hunting the Curlew area.Glad to hear you're up to your shoulders in deer in Curlew