Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: erk444 on October 18, 2012, 09:11:07 PM
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Just curious, can you hunt general season, or is it permit only?
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anything hancock requires |$$$ yes permit
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You have to have a Hancock permit for Snoqualmie but I believe the 460 GMU is general elk. No draw required. Though I haven't been real successful in finding consistent elk inside the tree farm. Outside that farm in North Bend I see them every evening.
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K. Thanks guys
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I would say ask around, I live up there and see them all the time, just not in an area you can hunt without permission. If you have a bow you may be able to secure permission on private land. PM me if you have any other questions
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If you have an access pass you can hunt elk in there. It's not like kapowsin where you need to be drawn.
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Being deployed has me missing the hunt, gonna have to use plan B this year. I hunted elk last year in Darrington and tagged a nice bull. Are the Elk in north bend huntable on public land or is it all private?
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Being deployed has me missing the hunt, gonna have to use plan B this year. I hunted elk last year in Darrington and tagged a nice bull. Are the Elk in north bend huntable on public land or is it all private?
95% of it is private and they will call the cops on you. I did a sewer project up there a couple years ago and tried to get in good with a couple of the locals that had property, but still had no luck at getting access.
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That sux, guess ill have to venture someplace else then. And hope to find some meat.
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just find public land and scout, scout, scout, and then work it hard, work them mofo's outta the timber! we have hunted several areas the last 3 weeks and all have had elk crap galore so they are all over, just scout and pattern them. if i had a choice between shooting a black-tail or elk right now, trust me i could find elk easier :o :o