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Same goes for taneum unit.
I sure miss those days. Me and Mom are the only two still alive in that pic (besides Dad who took the pic.) The rest are in the happy hunting grounds. It was nothing to see 60+ elk a day then.
Thats why i gave up hunting there cause everyone talks about how good it used to be.
Man I think people are just in the wrong spot.
There were plenty of elk in the Shadow Creek area. Spent the week there and saw plenty of big bulls, raghorns and cows/calves... no spikes walked in front of me tho. Got off the roads into the deepest darkest spots I could find. The elk are there... they just ain't stupid and won't leave the brush.
He would have known if it was a gunshot wound , cause its leg woulda been dangling along for the ride . Elk can get some crazy wounds on there own , I'd like to think it was a wounded elk and not point fingers .
How could you hunt eight days and not see a cow in 340 , thats nuts , Did you sit on the same stump every day ? if I don't find elk every day I'm pissed .
This is what it was like in the goooood old days!
The Yakima herd is now nearing the lower end ofpopulation objective. A very cold, dry spring in 2008reduced both yearling and calf recruitment.The survey data for the Yakima herd matches theharvest data fairly closely. A high antlerless harvest since1999 has probably reduced the population. Historicharvest indicates the Yakima population has gone throughcycles. Relatively low cow harvest in the mid-1980’s resulted in an increasing population that was reduced inthe early 1990’s. The population likely peaked 1999-2000and decreased in recent years.Hunteropportunity and harvest have been reduced to stabilizethe herd.
one word. COUGARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!