Lynch Coulee, Quincy, wa. area.

[Jeff Ellis]

I'm looking for deer info, specifically the North side of Lynch Coulee. Baird Springs Rd runs up the middle of the coulee.  Any help? Thanks

[NOCK NOCK]

Not positive where Lynch coulee is, If its where I think, I believe there is quite a bit of private(and/or)conservation land there.

[Jeff Ellis]

Lynch Coulee is just north of Quincy, Wa., and just south of Moses Coulee.

[bone collector 12]

Whatcha wanna know?

[Jeff Ellis]

Is it a quality area? Above or below surrounding areas? Please rate as a deer hunting area. Jeff

[Skyvalhunter]

Tread lightly there as there are some shady characters in that area.

[NOCK NOCK]

Quite a bit burned up in fires there recently

[Calvin Rayborn]

Never heard of it - And I've been in the basin for 10 years! Monument hills is North of Quincy. Near there?

[chiwawadan]

Tread lightly there as there are some shady characters in that area.

Would love to hear more details on the story behind this!

[Doublelunger]

Not sure where exactly your talking about, but that area appears to be in unit 269 (Moses Coulee) which has general hunting seasons.  It also appears to be mostly private ground with intermittent BLM and state land speckled throughout the unit. there is one large chunk of BLM ground (11,600 acres) South of Moses Coulee and another Chunk of BLM (15,800 acres) North of Moses coulee. Not sure if that helps, good luck.

[Jeff Ellis]

I'll try to narrow it down. Lynch Coulee is about is about 4-5 miles NW of Quincy, Wa. As the crow flies. Baird Springs Rd. runs up the middle of the coulee. I'm hoping for deer info for the north side of the coulee, near the ridge where it drops into Moses Coulee. Original post said north of Quincy, should have said nw. Was thinking Lynch Coulee was better known than it seems to be. Appreciate the answers so far.

[MerriamMagician]

The area hes talking about is more commonly referred to as Baird Springs by the locals. It runs from Crescent bar to north of Monument Hill. Don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as Lynch Coulee. Theres deer around but like previously mentioned its a mix of public and private land. Mediocre hunting at best.

[Doublelunger]

Game harvest reports from 2016 show 88 total deer taken from the unit, 14 of which from a youth antlerless tag.

https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/harvest/2016/reports/deer_combo_dist_all.php

[NOCK NOCK]

The area hes talking about is more commonly referred to as Baird Springs by the locals. It runs from Crescent bar to north of Monument Hill. Don't think I've ever heard anyone refer to it as Lynch Coulee. Theres deer around but like previously mentioned its a mix of public and private land. Mediocre hunting at best.

  private, burned, conservation make up a good portion of it.

Tread lightly there as there are some shady characters in that area.

The tunnel is pretty cool though.

[MerriamMagician]

Game harvest reports from 2016 show 88 total deer taken from the unit, 14 of which from a youth antlerless tag.

https://wdfw.wa.gov/hunting/harvest/2016/reports/deer_combo_dist_all.php

Lynch Coulee actually forms the border of GMU's 269(Moses Coulee) and 272(Beezeley) for a good ways before the boundary turns north. By comparison, Beezeley produced 287 bucks in 2016 compared to Moses Coulee only kicking out 74 bucks. The higher harvest in Beezely is likely due to a higher percentage of public land than Moses Coulee as well as Beezely being a bigger unit. However Moses Coulee is probably the better choice for a bigger buck with all the private land and some rugged country in places. Hopefully this is some helpful info. Most of the bucks are small. I've hunted and harvested bucks in both GMU's and can say it is difficult finding big bucks.