Quilomene quality buck hunt archery advice please.

[coachcw]

not a gimmie ! that buck of  martins is the exception not the rule

[bow_hunter]

I'm planning on spending 3-4 days the first week and 3-4 days the second week. if i strike out I'm hoping to at least see a lot of animals
and stalk a few of them. i plan on taking my youngest son(he just turned 10)a few of the days. id like him to see why my older sons and myself love archery
so much and that getting into animals is just as good as bringing one home.

[martin1]

that shot was a follow up at 15 yards in his bed. my first shot hit just a hair back unfortunately. my first shot was 52 yards and he only went 80 yards and laid down. I just wanted him to expire quicker so I put the Second shot in him. he expired within two minutes of the second shot

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[martin1]

that shot was a follow up at 15 yards in his bed. my first shot hit just a hair back unfortunately. my first shot was 52 yards and he only went 80 yards and laid down. I just wanted him to expire quicker so I put the Second shot in him. he expired within two minutes of the second shot

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also here is another quilomene buck from 2007 with a rifle.

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[bow_hunter]

That's a nice buck. Do you know what it scored

[benhuntin]

Up there yesterday. They are runnin does hard. Saw 3 good ones

[martin1]

That's a nice buck. Do you know what it scored

both bucks were around 165 I belive the second buck was 168 if I remember correct

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[bow_hunter]

Amazing bucks id take either one. Lol

[JLR]

I saw 4 good bucks that were all running does last weekend while elk hunting.  I was hunting wide open areas though so getting to most of them with a bow would be tough.  There's a fair bit of snow up there now though so it should be good hunting!

[bow_hunter]

thanks for all the info

[trophyelk6x6]

Great unit, with a rifle down lower in the open areas. A bow seems really tough to me. Lived in Ellensburg during college and spent half my afternoons up the Clk pass road. 328 on the left and 329 on the right. Right down to the river.  Am I missing something local boys? I know Quilomene as a nice winter range for elk, nice for muley's but it's a huge area, and don't recall much timber outside of the top area off CLK pass road which doesn't hold many deer during most the year. I might be wrong

[bowguy]

I've seen some pretty nice bucks down caribou Rd before. Also very nice cover for us bow guys pockets of trees with small sage openings

[benhuntin]

this one was right up top and we saw two other good ones in the same general area