Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Muzzleloader Hunting => Topic started by: edmondshunter on December 03, 2008, 06:15:54 PM
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Got into Randle at 9:30 pm set camp, got ready for the coming week of late Elk. Heard about a cow took on Tuesday, on Huff. Mnt., and another cow along the Cispus just under Huff., rumor has it the guy that shot it was on the WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER WHEN HE SHOT, hope that isnt true. We hiked the ridges and drains off that section and came up empty handed. We also hunted the Cispus river hard for 2 days without seeing anything. We did see a pelt at Mossyrock one of the roads right off 12, just west of Glenoma.
Anyway. Did anyone close the deal in Randle or Mossy?
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Heard about a cow took on Tuesday, on Huff. Mnt., and another cow along the Cispus just under Huff., rumor has it the guy that shot it was on the WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER WHEN HE SHOT, hope that isnt true.
Is that illegal? I wouldn't think so but I could be wrong. I was wondering about that the other day when we were driving along the South Fork Toutle. If we had seen an elk on the other side of the river it would be in the Coweeman unit, which is open for muzzleloader season. But we would have been shooting from the Toutle GMU into the Coweeman GMU. Personally I would take a shot like that if given the opportunity. I don't see anything wrong with it. The game warden might, but I sure don't. :chuckle:
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I'm positive the Game Warden would take you in for it. If you had shot a trophy bull the fines would be out of control and you would lose your licence.
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none of you guys willing to wade to the middle of the river before shooting? :chuckle:
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Its where the bullet lands not where it starts :twocents:
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I agree with that!
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I hunted randle opening day of late and jumped a few. The rest of the season I hunted mossyrock and really got in to them but just couldnt close the deal.
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We hunted elk there with no luck in the late muzz. season. Only saw a blacktail doe.