Nuclear bull

[time2hunt]

@time2hunt - How old are the photo's you posted.

This one is from 2010 I believe.

Last week


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[time2hunt]

They were sent to me by a firefighter from out there.


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[PlateauNDN]

busted !

Did PlateauNDN get caught driving off road out on DOE ground??





 

Not me, I actually get out of the truck and hike. I may not be as fast as most but I still get there.

[Timberstalker]

busted !

Did PlateauNDN get caught driving off road out on DOE ground??





 

Not me, I actually get out of the truck and hike. I may not be as fast as most but I still get there.

I have no doubts on your efforts, Plat. 

[TheHunt]

Big Hoss bulls for sure.

[Pegasus]

@time2hunt - How old are the photo's you posted.

This one is from 2010 I believe.

Wow! Shoot the one on the left. That crazy rack wins with me.

[yakimanoob]

Stunning animals.  I wonder what it will take for that herd (or subherd, depending on who's talking) to be opened to harvest. 

It's CLEARLY producing quality animals, so....

[2labs]

It's open to the wheelers  king mountain tabacco. Killed a couple monsters a few years ago and got a driving off road ticket damaging floura and fauna with two trophys in the back of his truck? Sounds fair. Have at it native son!

[PlateauNDN]

Don't you mean it's open in certain areas to the Yakamas'? There's been Yakamas that I know (not personally) that have hunted there years before Delbert did, they just didn't do it like he did. Hell, I'd love to, but I don't want the attention and chaos that comes with it. I'm fine way up in the mts ways away from prying eyes.

[Timberstalker]

Stunning animals.  I wonder what it will take for that herd (or subherd, depending on who's talking) to be opened to harvest. 

It's CLEARLY producing quality animals, so....

You can hunt this herd every year.

[yakimanoob]

Stunning animals.  I wonder what it will take for that herd (or subherd, depending on who's talking) to be opened to harvest. 

It's CLEARLY producing quality animals, so....

You can hunt this herd every year.

People seem to be leaving the exact location unspoken on here, but I'm speaking more of the ability to hunt this specific location.  There's some adjoining private that seems friendly to public hunting but you still need written permission (judging by the WDFW gohunt page), but unless I'm mistaken, this location where the photo was taken, while public land, is closed to all hunting. 

[Timberstalker]

Stunning animals.  I wonder what it will take for that herd (or subherd, depending on who's talking) to be opened to harvest. 

It's CLEARLY producing quality animals, so....

You can hunt this herd every year.

People seem to be leaving the exact location unspoken on here, but I'm speaking more of the ability to hunt this specific location.  There's some adjoining private that seems friendly to public hunting but you still need written permission (judging by the WDFW gohunt page), but unless I'm mistaken, this location where the photo was taken, while public land, is closed to all hunting. 

Correct.  You cannot hunt the location posted in these photos.  But you can legally hunt this herd.

[yakimanoob]

Correct.  You cannot hunt the location posted in these photos.  But you can legally hunt this herd.

Fair enough 

Now if I can only find enough time to do the scouting and schmoozing with all the nearby landowners...   

[emac]

But wouldnt you need to be drawn for a special permit raffle or buy the auction tag to legally hunt these elk if they roam to an area where it is open

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[92xj]

No, the unit they are in is an any bull or any elk (can't remember which) unit. They just need to venture off the hanford site while still staying in the unit, which is doable.