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I had a feeling it was a bit early. Either way, family time in the woods is hard to beat.
Getting to be prime time for sheds - but as mentioned above, mid-late Feb. is probably the best. Too early, find nothing. Too late, someone else got them. I've been keeping my eyes open and checking beds when out in the woods. I've already found my annual allotment of absolutely none, so I'm right on track for another average year.
With a weekend of nice weather predicted, my wife and I are looking for something fun to get out in the woods for this weekend. I pulled my cameras at the end of september as I got lucky and tagged out early this year. In hindsight I should have left them to see when antlers start dropping but I dont have the highest quality cameras and didn't want to risk damaging them in the W. Washington rain. Has anyone seen blacktails shedding headgear yet?
Going out this weekend, is there something to the advice of looking more in the south facing slopes ? I have found two black tail sheds in the last two years. Looking forward to trying to find more!!
Hiked a good six miles in some prime blacktail territory on Saturday, didn't see anything. But then I'm the sort of guy who can't find the peanut butter in the pantry after my wife has explained to me (accurately) that it's on the third shelf, just to the left of the olives, staring me in the face...