Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: dkecoleman on October 11, 2012, 04:59:06 PM
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This my second year hunting Blacktail, and had previously decided to hunt late season muzzy in Kapowsin beacuse of the amount of people (road hunters) and the lack of seeing any deer during modern. It seemed last year when the deer changed from thier summer pattern they became extremely nocturnial, (maybe they were just confined to the timber because of the hunting pressure), Beats me. My question is, Later in the year will the deer be more active during the day or do they hold the same pattern until the days start to become longer again? I haven't bought my tag yet and have the itch really bad to get out, with modern starting Saturday I'm begining to think about changing my mind with the muzzy thing.
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just go out modern and hit late buck its way better in my opinion cant catch up to anything the grab some :brew: and sit in a clearcut but if you dont have anywhere to go for modern then i would hold off with all the fires
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Blacktail bucks seem to always go nocturnal when they shed their velvet. Give them about three weeks and the rut will start bringing them out of the brush and more active during daylight.
It's always a frenzy around my place when the bucks start tailgating doe's around the middle of November!
Good luck and have fun!
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LATE BUCK FOR SURE!!!! Stay out sun up to sun down all four days! Best blactail hunt time around here! :tup:
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Blacktail Bucks will be bedded down in the thickest nastiest brushpile you can find in the middle of a swampy area at the bottom of a nasty ass draw full of devils club.
OR, they can be standing in the middle of a clearcut right at daylight opening morning. :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
