Lower Monumental Dam

[400out]

Yeah blue creek isn't the same area as lower monumental.

now that I think about it it's up toward walla walla, pretty far from low mow

[400out]

Ok now I need this guys to come talk! Is there a spring muzzy cow tag in that area this year 

[Maverick]

I don't think so  where is this guy?

[Chesapeake]

Sounds to me like he should go on the WDFW site and look at the "Hunt Washington" link. The map feature would point him to public land, units, ect...... He could also get on the Huting GPS Maps site and order up the PLAT map setup for Washington with the land ownership marked. From there he would pretty well have it all layed out as far as land access. Then its just figuring out where you can hunt that has elk to hunt.

[nwwanderer]

Lomo is in the desert, only trees were planted by some poor sole not small enough to fit under sagebrush.  Rainfall is often single digit there, some of the locals brag that is per decade.  Mule deer are quite happy close by but elk are a few times in a life occurance.  Blue creek is snuggled up against the Mill creek watershed area.  Elk, mule, whitetail, turkeys, bears, bobcats, cougars and now wolves frequent the area.  Moose and bighorns come by from time to time and it rains more than 40 inches (per year not decade) at the higher elevations.  Walla Walla county is the base for both on the east side of Snake river.  It is more than a hours drive, several more if your 4 wheel drive is stuck in that powder that passes for soil on top of the breaks near the dam and if you then run to the top of Blacksnake in the Bluecreek area you could very will need chains for all four wheels for the mud.  One more thing, if it freezes and snows while you are stuck in that mud plan to retrieve your rig in the spring.