Large Whitetail where?

[400out]

Shirt sale  Just in time for hunt spot research

[400out]

Definetly some jokers here, I hunt in Okanogan County, mainly the Northern part of the county to the Canadian border where we get our share of 150" class bucks, with a few 160-170" and I've been fortunate enough to be involved in a couple of outstanding Whitetails. I wasn't looking for anyones "Secret Honey Holes" just wondering if there was anyone serious on here that had an opinion on where they think the best of the best is. I am very familiar with getting out and scouting and creating my own outcome. I was thinking or hoping that we could converse about different opinions of where the biggest bucks are taken year in year out in Washington. Thank you to the ones that did and the jokers are truly a waste of time in my opinion, makes me wonder what type of people are on this site, I was hoping hunters helping hunters.....

Sarcasm is just one of the things I offer every day free of charge to this website.   

And as far as the unbelievable elk goes.  My secret honey hole is not the best spot IMHO.  The best spot is in the Blue Mountains.  Just ask woodchuck and 400out.  They both know.  Lots of easy walking and big huge bulls.  Just watch out for sasquatch, he'll get ya.  And not in a "he will eat you" kind of way.  I mean he'll get you in a "Deliverance" kind of way.   

Sarcasm is just one of the things I offer every day free of charge to this website.  Damn I think you almost had him  proof is in the............now is it pudding or posting 

[rtspring]

this is some funny a** chit!!!

[Skillet]

Definetly some jokers here, I hunt in Okanogan County, mainly the Northern part of the county to the Canadian border where we get our share of 150" class bucks, with a few 160-170" and I've been fortunate enough to be involved in a couple of outstanding Whitetails. I wasn't looking for anyones "Secret Honey Holes" just wondering if there was anyone serious on here that had an opinion on where they think the best of the best is. I am very familiar with getting out and scouting and creating my own outcome. I was thinking or hoping that we could converse about different opinions of where the biggest bucks are taken year in year out in Washington. Thank you to the ones that did and the jokers are truly a waste of time in my opinion, makes me wonder what type of people are on this site, I was hoping hunters helping hunters.....

Now this post sounds like a hunter looking to talk to other hunters.  Your very first post on this site sounded like an internet troll looking for someone to just hand over information.  Nobody knew what you were after with that pathetic post.  What, is your internet charged by the keystroke?  You're smart to have shared a little more info.  This is a discussion forum, not "Ask.com".  Jeeves don't live here.

For my money, the biggest WT in Washington on farmland in the northeastern counties.  I've seen a few decent bucks in the National Forest above the river bottoms, but whenever I've seen a bruiser WT it's been on private. 
Or they're wherever DBHawthorne sets up his cams -

[h20hunter]

One suggestion would be to train as a ninja and follow Alwine........he may allow his girl to hunt with a pink bow but I've seen his pics and some of the show.....they get it done on plenty of critters, whitetail included.

[Ellensburg]

I don't even think that the guy was asking for specifics. Some of you guys have a stick up your butt.

Leave the e-policing to me please. I am this site's moral authority and from here on out, remember who calls the shots ok?



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[CountryslickR]

Okay you asked where the biggest white tail bucks in WA state are.  You didn't specify alive or dead.  This is why I gave you these gps coordinates N 47° 03.762' W 122° 47.097'  because this place has in fact the LARGEST WT bucks in the state.  The Cabelas in Lacy has some huge studs in there.  The life size mounts are truley awesome.  You will be hard pressed to find another place that has so many Boone and Crockett bucks in a 100x100 foot area.   

This is a very deserving answer for a question like the first post...!!

[jess]

ok the biggest whitetails i have seen have been in the area you hunt... I hunt it for sheds and find some good ones... If you want to get a truely huge whitetail hunt him like a big mulie... IMHO.... but you find huge bucks in thier tracks!  From the cascades all the way to idaho every gmu that has whitetails in it has huge bucks...

[Pathfinder101]

You guys are all a bunch of jerks.  For Pete's sake, just tell the guy that the biggest deer in the state, hands down, are in the Colockum.  It's not a big secret, there's tons of animals(Deer AND elk), not many hunters, lots of tags, and they are not infested with the Bigfoot problems that have plauged the Blue Mountains in recent years.

Plenty of deer to go around.  Stop being selfish...

[DBHAWTHORNE]

I have yet to find a GMU with decent whitetail numbers that doesn't hold some giants. If we consider the record books then Stevens county hands down has the biggest bucks in the state by a long shot. However, I think all GMU's hold some great bucks.

[Big Daddy Buck Slayer]

Just look in the East Okanogan Unit.

[Clancy]

who cares. blacktails all day 

[huntnnw]

the largest whiteys I ve ever seen in this state were no where near farm land and on natl forest...unit hmmm 

[CAMPMEAT]

I have yet to find a GMU with decent whitetail numbers that doesn't hold some giants. If we consider the record books then Stevens county hands down has the biggest bucks in the state by a long shot. However, I think all GMU's hold some great bucks.

My buddy lives in Rice and he always gets a big boy on his own land.

[DoubleJ]

C-Post in my opinion. Check the regs becuase the change up the any buck/ any deer dates during the seasons. Lots of access, plenty of deer. Just my two cents.

Shoot.  I was beaten to it.  h20hunter is right.  C-Post is the spot