A bugleing question?

[Pathfinder101]

Thanx Pathfinder...every party has to have a pooper     

Sorry man.  Didn't mean to    on the Bigfoot theory...

(...OK, maybe I did a little bit...NOT a Bigfoot believer...)

[Houndhunter]

 Yes, both Bulls & Cows both can & do bugle year around, bulls are just mostly known for it!

  ElkNut1

cows can bugle?

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

They can, and do,...although rarely

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

Before Mt. St. Helens blew. That area was the hot spot for sightings. I have a book that was published in the mid 70's showing a map of high concentration of sightings around the mountain.  If I remember right it had something to do with a densly grown over valley going from west to east. It has been a long time since I looked at the book.
 
 
 

I dont have one with me right now, but if you look at page 33 in a Washington Atlas and Gazetter, on the north east corner of St.Helens (around Deadmans Lake (?)) you will see one, it looks like "Cousin It" with big feet !!

[bowtech721]

Ive heard one bugle during late rifle deer season for sure

[Pathfinder101]

Before Mt. St. Helens blew. That area was the hot spot for sightings. I have a book that was published in the mid 70's showing a map of high concentration of sightings around the mountain.  If I remember right it had something to do with a densly grown over valley going from west to east. It has been a long time since I looked at the book.
 
 
 

I dont have one with me right now, but if you look at page 33 in a Washington Atlas and Gazetter, on the north east corner of St.Helens (around Deadmans Lake (?)) you will see one, it looks like "Cousin It" with big feet !!

June Lake?

[Alchase]

Just turn on POI (Points Of Intrest) on Google Earth, the "Bigfoot Sighting info will show up.

The Ape Caves on the south side of St. Helen's above the town of Cougar, was also a famous sighting/encounter location.

Not a believer myself........though I might keep some jerky handy just in case, lol

[carpsniperg2]

year round but not very common

[belkaholic]

i went up last night to a honey hole and saw a big 5x5 and a smaller 6x6. after about a hour they got restless and started a full on battle. i was shocked. not just a little pushing and shuving. they were knocking each other down, chaseing each other and being vary vocal. i had never seen this be fore at this time of year. it was awsome. they fought for 25minutes and the the 5x5 pushed the 6 into the trees and it was over. no big bugles, it sounded more like cows that were pissed off at each other.

[Aneoakleaf]

Do elk bugle around the end of May or the First of June? At about 10:30 at night?

YES.

 

They bugle all year if they want...when they want...

[Dipsnort]

I dont have one with me right now, but if you look at page 33 in a Washington Atlas and Gazetter, on the north east corner of St.Helens (around Deadmans Lake (?)) you will see one, it looks like "Cousin It" with big feet !!

I thought I was the only one who had seen that.  I figure somebody at the printing company snuck that thing in there without telling the boss.

[STIKNSTRINGBOW]

It has been a mystery to me, there is nothing in the map legend to explain it...

[TheHunt]

Bigfoot 100%...   

LOL   

[Pathfinder101]

I have the wrong Gazeteer, Page 33 is no where near Mt St Helens on mine.. WHat is the name of the lake..?

[Dipsnort]

I have the wrong Gazeteer, Page 33 is no where near Mt St Helens on mine.. WHat is the name of the lake..?

I don't have my gazeteer available at the moment but someone thought is was Deadman's Lake.  I thought it was next to Vanson Lake, but I can't remember for sure.  Look 7-8 miles directly North of the Northwest arm of Spirit Lake.  It looks like a caveman with REALLY big feet.