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If there's a flock over the 2 hole at the golf course feel free to take a shot for me j/k of course
As far as upland birds, you can get a map of all the release areas in Grant and Adams county, ducks, take a pick at the lakes/creeks in the area. It gets crowded over here, so preplan
For a number of years, I hunted the desert unit for pheasant and quail, and did suprisingly well. Take the main 7 road towards mardon and about five miles before you get there turn north on the C se road. It'll take you to a parking area. Cross the creek at the bridge, go through the olives, and hunt all you want. Do bring a compass or gps, you will get lost, especially if fog settles in. Bring some hip boots in a backpack to get to islands where most birds will eventually end up for security. A six pack of teal or mallard decoys and you are set for first light shoots. 00 buck or the .22 mag. pistol for yodelers, it doesn't get more fulfilling.
Quote from: hrd2fnd on October 06, 2014, 08:32:31 AMIf there's a flock over the 2 hole at the golf course feel free to take a shot for me j/k of courseDo you have a spot on the golf course? Which space?
Launch or hike in from job corp dike,on south frontage road a lil ways west of moses lake
Let me preface with this - I haved lived in the moses lake area my entire life.It gets crowded over here. Be prepared for that. Research the reserves. Theres no hunting/weapons or dogs allowed in these areas. Quote from: bone collector 12 on October 06, 2014, 08:29:27 AMLaunch or hike in from job corp dike,on south frontage road a lil ways west of moses lakeLast winter wdfw added additional signage at the job corp dike road. They included the road within winchester reservre. Meaning you cant be on the road with a weapon. You can't launch your hunting boat off the dike road now either. A 14ft boat is a little small on the main body of potholes. Maybe focus on the smaller lakes in the columbia wildlife refuge. They drain Moses Lake to fill potholes in the/fall winter. Your "spot" one weekend might be under water the next weekend. Same for your path out to your spot. Google earth isn't very accurate when trying to guage where the water is. Potholes is lowest this time of year as it drains all summer to feed irrigation canals. People get lost EVERY year. Bring a gps. Seriously whether hiking or boating in the north potholes area.Sorry for rambling. Come out and have fun, oh and one last thing-don't come out if you're a jack wagon skybuster. Lord knows we have enough of that already.