Grizzly recovery area in King County....?

[NataSS]

Looks like an excuse to convince the wife to let me buy a bigger rifle 

[WAcoueshunter]

There are huntable populations of them just across the border in BC.  There is essentially uninterrupted Wilderness (and national park) from the border to I-90, on both sides of the PCT.  Makes sense that the occasional grizz (and wolf and moose) would travel down that corridor until they hit I-90.

[Special T]

I don't think I 90 presents much of a barrier... I've seen the elk cross it way to many times in traffic.

[brackens]

There are multiple Grizzly sightings on Sherman Pass.  My brother and his friends live in the Curlew area and see them once in a while.

[hoytem]

i have no doubt about the sightings in the far north cascades and northeast corner. I expect grizz to be in those areas.

[CavemantheHunter]

My dad and I saw a grizzly 2 years back just east of Mt. Rainier National Park. I know the difference between a grizz and a black and there was no doubt in either of our minds that this was a grizz. Biggest animal I have ever seen while hunting.

[Ripper]

A friend of mine saw one out by Marblemount at least 10 years ago. He is an experienced hunter and I have no doubt that he knows what he's talking about. He grew up in Montana and has hunted Alaska a few times. I know they are around and I'm not looking forward to running into one!