New records....

[NWBREW]

Entiat for mule deer, Skagit county for blacktail and somewhere in Stevens county for Whitetail.

[400out]

I think for mulies that Kahlotus will prove to be another record producer I seen one last year that would have came dam close!

[PolarBear]

Colville Indian Reservation

[squeeze2drop]

I'd say hanford has the biggest, a lot of people on here never get to see what's past the barricade, and that's where the bigger ones are, but nobody is gonna shoot one in there so its dumb for me to even say anything, ill shut up now lol

[400out]

I'd say hanford has the biggest, a lot of people on here never get to see what's past the barricade, and that's where the bigger ones are, but nobody is gonna shoot one in there so its dumb for me to even say anything, ill shut up now lol

I thought we were talking about huntable areas? But I agree with you while duck hunting on the Ringold side I have seen some Delk they are monsters!  they do come across

[carpsniperg2]

with the weather that we have had and feed out there we could see some dandys pop up this year on the books

Horn growth should be good. Carsniper I hunted east of you about 5 miles. Did you noticed that the deer didn't migrate down until after the general rifle. It was some rough hunting. Nothing like the prior year. Hoping for colder weather this year to push them down.

i sure the hell did was a ruff year for sure. dam cats and other preditors have been eating the hell out of them and they were slim during rifle season but i hunt muzzle so they are always there but numbers are way way down. i have a multi tag this year so we will see what happens

[400out]

Great news carpsniper sounds like it  should productive for you this year!

[Deer slayer]

Carpsniper it's an area that would waist our time scouting due to them spending summers in the mountains. Might find a bear tho. Hopeing by mid October they are down.

[Lowedog]

Are we talking state records or recognized book animals?

I don't see either of our state muley (T/NT) being broken anytime soon.  Probably same for elk.  

A friend of mine who is also a member of this site has a typical muley that was recognized at the B&C awards this year.

[400out]

Are we talking state records or recognized book animals?

I don't see either of our state muley (T/NT) being broken anytime soon.  Probably same for elk.  

A friend of mine who is also a member of this site has a typical muley that was recognized at the B&C awards this year.

is there some pics out here of it?

[Lowedog]

[deerslyr]

awesome buck! what did he end up scoring?

[alecvg]

I think the Methow could produce some nice mulies this year, the amount of feed is unbelivable compared to past years.

[Lowedog]

I believe it was 187 gross and 180-2/8 net.  That is the only typical entry for WA for 2007-2009.  Only one NT entry also and that one was 216 3/8.  Get those heads officially scored! 

Oregon had a 195 7/8 typical muley entered! 

I think the Methow could produce some nice mulies this year, the amount of feed is unbelivable compared to past years.

I agree with that.  It has been an amazing year for vegetation growth!  I think we will see some great heads on the ground this year.  Just hope that I am one of the lucky ones! 

[MtnMuley]

I feel that the whitetail record could be broken in the NE or parts of Sherman.  As for the muleys, the only area I could see a record being broken in the southern Ferry Country (non-rez) country.  And for the elk, if that Hanford Bull crosses a fence, it might have a chance.............