Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Shed Hunting => Topic started by: byrdman on November 19, 2008, 10:15:19 PM
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These are the only sheds I've ever found, both this year. The BT was back in Sept. and the spike bull was on the last day of late buck. The dark stuff all over the base of the elk shed is proof that bears really do $h1t in the woods. They were about 200 yards apart.
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Welcome to shed hunting.
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I do find myself looking at the ground a lot more than I should be while hunting.
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its the begining of an addiction
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:yeah:
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A blacktail shed on the westside is a rare find! They usually get eaten fast from the critters. Nice find.
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I only found two this year, but I didn't look very hard.
One BT in the Capitol Forest
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and one elk in Winston.
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A blacktail shed on the westside is a rare find!
A bt shed on the Eastside would be an even rarer find. :IBCOOL:
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GMU 388. I find BT sheds often there
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A blacktail shed on the westside is a rare find! They usually get eaten fast from the critters. Nice find.
It was a pretty lucky find. As I was walking away from my trail cam I just happen to glance down next to the trail I was on and see the base of a branch sticking out of the fir needles. I took a couple more steps before It struck me as a little different looking than the normal base of a tree branch.
So I go back to look, sure enough it's the base of an antler. It was buried under the fir needles and had a branch laying across it. The only part of the whole antler that was above ground was the base and the very tip of one tine (G2?).
Due to where it was, I have to guess it was not dropped last spring, maybe the year before. I have a hard time believing it's any older.
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A blacktail shed on the westside is a rare find!
A bt shed on the Eastside would be an even rarer find. :IBCOOL:
:chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
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I have found 3 this year so far.......One decent muley and a couple whiteys.......I think I have a honey hole for whiteys though!
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I found 5 this year and i got one nice 4 point and a bunch of 3 and 2 points