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Offline vandeman17

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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #15 on: October 30, 2022, 01:23:51 PM »
Had a bear on a camera on the 27th.

I didn’t say no bears just said it common by mid November
Doesn't bear season close Nov 15.
Just say in. :dunno:
Just trying to help with advise and all,if your coming up on the 16th of November bear is not on the table.

He said going up on the 13th
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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #16 on: October 30, 2022, 01:39:49 PM »
Kinda working on a plan. Daily iep permit is 19$ and an annual would be 58 for each of us. So I may head over the 13th and buy a daily iep and see what I can see. Then if necessary it would be 19 a day for both of us daily motorized permit. If I lived in eastern wash. For 60$ each  that would be worth it.

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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #17 on: October 30, 2022, 02:02:06 PM »
Something I have found is that they might not have all of the area unlocked. The area above the Sheep Creek Campground has been locked the last several years. The person who is responsible to check permits doesn't always open it. The other thing is the person on the east side does possess a key and he will let friends and family in.

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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #18 on: October 30, 2022, 02:11:58 PM »
  Im gonna reach out to the hunt wa community for some advice.
 So... son who's in school in Utah calls me up says I'm coming up the 16th and I want u to take me hunting for a few days. Ok I'm a muzzy hunter, and there's no season at that time so ive decided on the late rifle north of colville for wt.

I've been doing on x research and there seems to be alot of nf and private timber Co. Lands. Inland paper seems to be by permit. But there is also Hancock Boston globe and a bunch of others? This is in 105 and 108. Having never even set foot in these units I'm looking for any general advice we can get. And if anyone has had success during this time frame what's been your go to method. Kinda leaning on 105 coming in from the west side and doing some dry camping in a small wall tent.

Had a bear on a camera on the 27th.

I didn’t say no bears just said it common by mid November
Doesn't bear season close Nov 15.
Just say in. :dunno:
Just trying to help with advise and all,if your coming up on the 16th of November bear is not on the table.

He said going up on the 13th

Sorry I was just going off of the first post that said 16th.
Sorry
Goodluck to ya.

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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #19 on: October 30, 2022, 05:17:09 PM »
Ok ,I'll give some advise.
Just go hunt !

Probably best time to go.
Again Good luck
Carry on guys.

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Re: Late season rifle whitetails
« Reply #20 on: October 30, 2022, 05:53:39 PM »
No advice on those units but enjoy the hunt with your boy and good luck. Try to stay out all day because that time of year you can catch a buck at any time.

 


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