Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: brokenbone on October 01, 2008, 02:24:57 PM
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I am in skagit county. I know that I have not done my homework and knocked on enough doors. but my question is where do you hunt and how good is the action?
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i forgot to ask. where can i go that is open to hunt if you know of any. snohomish, skagit, whatcom co's
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Lets see, I hunt on the earth and the action is really good if you go somewhere good :bash: ;)
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I'm also in Skagit, and although I have yet to check it out myself, I've been told out near Concrete is the place to go in our neck of the woods.
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There are thousands upon thousands of acres of state/DNR/nat'l forest land to hunt...and yes, much of it falls in and around skagit co. On top of that, there are thousands more acres of private timber company that allows hunting on their property.
I prefer hunting 'yotes on farmland, though...which requires permission from the landowner. I've almost hit a couple on HWY9 just south of Sedro.
Otherwise, there are plenty of dogs out there in the woods...and plenty of 'em.
You're in the middle of a lot of good hunting ground. You shouldn't need to travel far, especially outside the county lines, to get on some dogs, cats, bear, or deer.
That's all the info I can give ya, though...now do your homework. ;)
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thanks sat is my day off i will be knocking on a few doors.
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Head N. up HWY 9 outta town... ;)
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West side has less grass fields so they will seek through thick brush first so choose wisely. Any one know if tree farms are good cause there are all over on the west
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If you can find a tree farm not surrounded by houses...ya it aint bad (cause they normally have woods around as well). I grew up next door to a tree farm...plenty of yotes...even better if they keep it mowed down so you can see em coming...
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yea i found one ajecent to a ravine with high tree's and clear cuts jsut out side of it, looks new with low grass but can't seem to find an entrance.
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just got back from scouting the 20 east. talked to several people and they said to hunt all i want when the cows are out of the field. also found the perfect archery elk spot. i have about 600 ac to hunt now. ;) can;t wait.
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Just don't forget that this unit is special permit only for Elk...and the odds are slim (like 3 tags a year for archery elk).
Good luck on the dogs...and don't be suprised if you call in a bobcat or two.
They're out here. ;)
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REGS PG 39 WEST WA ELK EARLY ARCHERY. OCT 1-31 AREA 4941 ANY ELK
THAT HAD ME WORIED.
