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I used to hunt 233 for years. Just West of Okanagon a couple of miles is "Dry Coulee". There is an old, small cemetery next to the road. You can park there and walk in, up the hill. That is unless it has been posted since I used to hunt there. If you walk to the right, around the South side of the hill, you will come across a hay storage area and a jeep road. Used to be no vehicles allowed. Continue on around the hill - now you will be Northbound. You should arrive at a flat area which is a good place to find a shooting spot on top of one of the small knobs. Watch out for the jumping cactus - they'll climb up the back of your legs! Get set up before sunrise and wait for the muleys to come up from their night's feeding in the apple orchards and alfalfa fields on the NE of the hill. They will be headed across the flat to climb Dry Coulee to bed down for the day. Here's a picture taken in that area. The coulee is behind my old hunting buddy Bob Malone (now deceased).
No way i'd pay $2700 for a guide service there. you have to be carefull that they are even hunting there land . there's a good chance with some weather that you could kill a good buck in there on your own.