Nemah "Williams Creek GMU 673"

[Bronson]

Bobcat, it wasnt pointed directly at you and you werent what sparked my response.  It was just a general comment covering all.  But I wont lie, yours did sound a bit smart azz.  I am not here to pick a fight or start anything, I was just trying to stick up for a member who is trying to do something good and was getting negative feedback.  This subject strikes a bit of a chord with me as I am dealing with a similar situation with my 76 year old dad that slows down a bit every year.

Rose, it wasnt aimed at yours at all.  I was not bent out of shape, just trying to keep things positive for a guy who is trying to do something for his old man and wanting to compare notes with his findings.

Good luck to all.

[bobcat]

Just joking around here. Bronson I didn't take your comments too seriously and I agreed with it as well. I just find it funny when people ask questions like this:
 

I am wondering if anybody can tell me where some elk are at?

And then in his next post: 

I need to find them in a clear cut or some easy walking timber.

I think this is what many of us are looking for, and it just makes me laugh when people ask these types of questions on here.

[Bronson]

Fair enough thanks, Bobcat.  I dont disagree with your last post either, the thread just looked like it was starting to go down a negative path and I wanted to stand up for the guy a bit.

And if you were serious about your uncle, good luck to you guys if you go out!

I will be posting a report about my old mans and my trip in November when we get back from Montana.

Again, good luck to all.

[bobcat]

And if you were serious about your uncle, good luck to you guys if you go out!

Yes, the uncle part was true and I'll probably try taking him out a couple days for elk this year. I know some easy spots to hunt, the only problem is, there's no elk there.   

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Easy and Elk Hunting do not go together in the same statement!  However, very lucky and easy and elk hunting sometimes do!

[Maximus4252626]

Wow! This was my first time on this site. I thought I would simply reach out to some of the die hard Archery and Muzzleloader hunters to see if they would give up a few spots, which they had gotten in to the elk. I know the area, and I know where the elk tend to be at year after year. I simply thought I would ask. When I read through this site, I noticed alot of people were asking the same questions. Usually starting with "I have never hunted XYZ area, but I drew a special hunt permit". "Where do I go to find animals?" Most everyone replied positively and were giving SUPRISINGLY specific roads, areas, etc. to hunt. Since I had not seen anything promissing I thought I would reach out and try and narrow my search.
And for all the smart ass people- I understand how you might intrpret it as a stupid question, but understand that if you replied with an area that was not suitable for an older hunter (66 year old) because I did not give you specifics, then you are wasting your time. You can't tell me that their are not easier areas to hunt than others, which you can still be successful. I'm simply trying to narrow my search to an area that is easier to access (hunt) then others, which still has a fair amount of elk in it. Maybe now you will understand.

[Maximus4252626]

If anyone has some easy spots where there are lots of elk, please send me a PM as well. Thanks

My house! Feel free to stop by 3215 Carolyn Dr. West Graham, WA 98338. If you need directions, feel free to give me a call at (206)-713-3107 Thanks Mark

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PM me, I was just down there Sunday.