'23 Chiwawa migration

[nwalpineguide]

Buck searching for does video.

Enjoy!

[Boss .300 winmag]

I think he hears your camera.

Fun to watch, thanks.👍

[Ridgerunner]

Great videos, interesting that he hung out in that area for so long. 

[Boss .300 winmag]

Great videos, interesting that he hung out in that area for so long.

Food, water, and P, why would he leave.😉

[chukardogs]

I spent the best part of my childhood roaming the Chiwawa river valley in the late 60s an early 70s. My family had 20 acres about 200 yards up river from where the Chiwawa river runs into the Wenatchee. Talk about spoiled! In those years, the fishing and the hunting were spectacular. I'm sure there's a few places that look and sound like that but if I'm right and it's the place I think it is, it's the last place I took a deer out of that country in 1989. My father's ashes are spread just below a peak in that country. Thanks, for posting, Sure brings back memories.

[actionshooter]

Very cool videos!

[nwalpineguide]

Great videos, interesting that he hung out in that area for so long.

Food, water, and P, why would he leave.😉

I'd only add Security, security, security to food, water and lot's of migrating does and fawns.

One interesting observation: the increasing number of wolves and the total lack of cougar these Chiwawa trail cam's capture. Not a single coyote, bobcat or cougar now for three years. Hmm. Odd.

[Skyvalhunter]

Well as you know wolves are much more detrimental to the deer population than cougars and coyotes. There still is a good population of bears in your area

[PacificNWhunter]

Great videos, thanks for sharing.

[Ironhead]

There are plenty of cats and coyotes in that unit. I think that higher country is more Wolf and Bear country than Cougar and Coyote country.