Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: EscapeFrom206 on October 21, 2013, 09:25:14 AM
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The gate was open on Saturday, but I showed up this morning and it was locked. Anybody know the story? Only open on weekends?
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Is this the one on the right....long gravel road leading in with a shooting pit just at the Y on the left?
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If it was the big gate first one on the left past the nudist there was probly workers in there wouldn't drive that one if it was me.
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I'm with Jason....I've only seen gates open during active logging or equipment moving....as far as I know all gates are for non motorized use...I wouldn't be driving past them without some form of written permission and your own key.
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Yup, dont drive past it. Workers only, unless you have a spring bear permit... :tup:
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A locked gate like this on DNR land, left open usually means log or gravel trucks are running/in out. I'm pretty sure they're logging up there (I think you're talking about the Marsh Creek mainline). Time is money for these guys and they're not going to mess around opening/closing a gate when they're working. That's why you leave it open if you find it that way.
The sign that says "no-motor vehicle access" still applies, you risk getting a ticket; or worse getting locked in.
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Wouldn't waste your time out there anyway nothing to see.
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Thanks guys, that's about what I figured. If it's worth shooting then I guess it's worth an 8-mile walk.
Wouldn't waste your time out there anyway nothing to see.
I don't know if this is genuine or trying to lead me off the scent, but I did almost hit a good-sized buck on the way back into town this morning.
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Throw you off the scent? What? D-Rock? Never! He has hunted up there for ever and knows whats 'sup!
Nope....no critters other than nudists!
:chuckle:
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I spotted this monster buck in that area last spring. He's probably a solid spike by now:
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Okay....okay....so there is one critter.
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I only see bare's in there ! I believe the gate has to do with PUD usage .