Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Muzzleloader Hunting => Topic started by: Jimmy33 on November 20, 2013, 09:10:51 PM
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My dad and i met up for the late hunt. My brother in law had to work. Needless to say by the end of the day we had two bucks down. All public land. I really wanted to shoot a whitetail but just not patient enough. Missed a small whitetail first thing and it was the only one I saw. Ive hunted 381 20 years now. Still having trouble finding whitetails there. If anyone has areas where they are consistantly seeing them...i could use the help. Thanks.
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My buck...the previous one was my dads.
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Right on :tup:
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Musta been a keckuva a fight to break off his antler.
I saw a small 3pt just south of Leavenworth this past weekend that also had a broken off antler.
Congrats to both of ya.
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Nice deer :tup:
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congrats
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:tup:
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Great looking Bucks, im going up to 381 on sun to try my luck, gonna hunt 382 sat and see if i can get a nice bickleton mule
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Congrats on a great hunt! :tup: Was out in 381 yesterday.....saw a few deer but all on posted land. Hunted several public lands areas without luck. Didn't see any whitetails. I'll be back out tomorrow!
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Now we have Runamuk and Runamuck to keep track of
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Now we have Runamuk and Runamuck to keep track of
That's easy...I'm the ugly one! :IBCOOL:
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I thought she changed her avitar.....
Anyway, Congrats to you and your Dad, Jimmy, looks like you guys had a great day! :tup:
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Thanks for not inviting me Jimmy.
If you want to shoot a whitetail call me. Don't be a stranger.
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Congrats!! :tup:
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wow. I have not seen 6 legals in 6 years and they see 6 in one day. what eye doctor do they go to. hope I see 1 tomorrow. btw the washtucna tavern has good burgers and good beer, no I don't own it I just go there to relax and get warm. good luck. mike w
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As far as seeing deer in kahlotus: i have hunted it for 20 years, mainly public land with some prjvate. Spot and stalk is the way to go. Too many people park their rigs on the highest hill they can find and start walking the ridges. These deer can see you coming for a mile. Lots of glassing and if you can get a stiff wind the hunting can get awesome. Use the noise and the deers tendancies to get close. When the wind is roaring the deer out there find small draws to bed down in. These draws usually are coming aoff of a large ridge running for a mile sometimes. If you dont like spot and stalk hunting, use these times to walk just below the ridges and sneak up on these small draws. The wind, especially a heavy one, is your best friend out there. Use it to your advantage. No eye doctors needed, just good binos and nasty weather. Good luck.
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Great job guys!!! :tup: :tup:
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Our bucks look similar.
