Eastside cow tag

[7mag.]

I would try C-post. Lots of elk, low pressure.

[mfswallace]

Firing Center 

[Alaska316]

Maybe you should reword this post. You are looking to fill a cow tag, and want to join a seasoned hunter. Someone who clearly see's cow's every year in his unit. If I lived in Yakima, I would be out scouting everyday till the season opener. You have the most access in the state right at your backdoor. Good luck.

[iRem]

I would have cameras up all over the place and I would be out all most every weekend and most evenings! Oh to be centrally located......

[gasman]

And from a local, not a wet sider 

[hughjorgan]

So it's decision time. I have an eastside rifle and live in Yakima. I have never had a shot at an elk and looking for a first. What Yakima unit does everybody favorite.

Rick

If I still lived over there and had your tag I would put in for the cowiche. Close and easy to scout and consistently has one of the highest harvest for elk in the Yakima GMUs. My second pick would be little naches.

[iRem]

So it's decision time. I have an eastside rifle and live in Yakima. I have never had a shot at an elk and looking for a first. What Yakima unit does everybody favorite.

Rick

If I still lived over there and had your tag I would put in for the cowiche. Close and easy to scout and consistently has one of the highest harvest for elk in the Yakima GMUs. My second pick would be little naches.

X2
Look at high harvest and permit numbers....

[str8meat]

the rimrock are where the elk are going to be at with 250 cow muzzy tags for the cowiche followed by rifle deer hunters they will be gone outta there. 

[Instinct]

Id personally go for the nile or bumping just because they will prob be more a centralized location and that terrain can be thick where they like to hide. If i was modern id put all my pts in those areas. High and deep.