omak area

[RippinLips]

goin over with a buddy for modern. dont know the area at all and havent heard much about it either. anyone hunt the area? take any big bucks out there?

[BlackRidge]

Havent hunted the area only been out that way to visit an ex, but from what I saw, lots of deer, lots of open terrain, you shouldnt have any problems.

Watch out for the locals..... (think Deliverance)

[RippinLips]

haha luckily were in with a local. were stayin with his uncle in tonasket and huntin out his back yard of 140 acres which is surrounded by public land. but i havent really gotten any info about scouting, sightings etc. but hopefully the tables have turned this year and i actually have some luck

[saylean]

You should do pretty well from the sound of it. Good luck!

[CAMPMEAT]

Stay in the sagebrush for them thar muleys. We've got a cabin near Conconully in the Limebelt and sagebrush is best, trust me. 

[RippinLips]

never hunted the area so im just gunna find a spot make a lil blind and sit all day

[CAMPMEAT]

never hunted the area so im just gunna find a spot make a lil blind and sit all day

It gets hunted hard over there too I might mention.

[RippinLips]

well people better be invisible if their gunna walk in front of me 

[CAMPMEAT]

well people better be invisible if their gunna walk in front of me 

There's lotsa country over there and lotsa lazy road hunters. I've seen quite a few nice bucks right on hwy 97 just north of Riverside. East side of 97 going north. There is a county pit on the right side of the road where they dump dead deer. I don't know how much land is county. I bet if you find it, you might be able to get in where the bucks are hiding. The pit is right across from a big pond/lake looking deal with a small rock pit/quarry. You should be able to find it real easy. Good luck.

[Birdguy]

140 acres of private land  . We have 50 or so and do pretty well. I would love that kind of dirt. Good luck post pics of the success, and yes, most likely you will find guys that will be on the private land as well. Seems a lot of folks from over here (wet side) know someone over there and just assume that if there is not a house every acre it must be public land  . We ask people to leave our place every year, hopefully the cabin and trucks will prevent a few of them from pulling in, we will see. Go over have a great time and look at the potential of the area, see what you can do to increase your odds next year and the year after  . A small food plot, a mineral block, something that will pay off in future years. That kind of property and a place to stay is priceless, I am sure you know but be sure to be the best guest you can be so that opportunity is still open to you. We hunt just north east of Tonasket and there are deer there but still not like it used to be. This should be a good year.

[mossback91]

Deliverance?!?! really?

[JackOfAllTrades]

Deliverance?!?! really?

Sounds like your reputation preceeds you Moss. 

-Steve

[oldschool]

 There are no deer over here.And yes look out for the locals.Good directions campmeat.

[chongo469]

To keep yourself safe from the locals,Just keep repeating to yourself," I DONT HAVE A PURRTY MOUTH", I DONT HAVE A PURRTY MOUTH" ............ ............

[rbi999]

well people better be invisible if their gunna walk in front of me 

There's lotsa country over there and lotsa lazy road hunters. I've seen quite a few nice bucks right on hwy 97 just north of Riverside. East side of 97 going north. There is a county pit on the right side of the road where they dump dead deer. I don't know how much land is county. I bet if you find it, you might be able to get in where the bucks are hiding. The pit is right across from a big pond/lake looking deal with a small rock pit/quarry. You should be able to find it real easy. Good luck.

  This is all private property.