Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: n_mathews13 on May 05, 2015, 09:15:54 AM
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I hunt out of walla walla for bear, but I was thinkn about heading to Lick Creek this year and trying my luck there. Any pointers or suggestion. IM NOT LOOKN FOR ANY OF YOUR HUNTING SPOTS. I know the blues have bear, I've just never have hunted that unit before , Thanks for any input
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Here is a tip. The main road head into that unit allows you to access some very large, steep canyons. (Look to the left as you drive up) I never hunted spring bear, but I always found them by sitting at the top of a ridge and listening. I would listen for rocks being moved, which carry very well, and then move around until I could spot the bear. They were down there digging up rocks looking for food, and I always found a few while camping, some not more the 500yds below camp!
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I saw four on Saturday in the Lick Creek GMU. Three were black and one was cinammon. I'm not sure if they habitate the same areas in the summer and fall.
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Cool can't wait. The Blues are big so I'm sure I'll find one somewhere
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IM NOT LOOKN FOR ANY OF YOUR HUNTING SPOTS.
Well - I am! Cough-em up fellas! :chuckle: :chuckle: :chuckle:
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Find the trail at the upper end of the Canyon for George Creek. It's off the 43 on top by the corrals. Over the years we've taken three bear and have seen a few others. Been a while since I've hit the trail, but it goes about three miles to the Forest Service fence at the Anderson property. Like was said earlier, listen up for rocks being turned. You can hear them as you slowly work your way down the trail.
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Saw a brown one last fall running down the road up top
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Thanks for the info. Planning on Headn that way in a few weeks to look around.
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Lots of good info already stated! :tup: My way to hunt any area new is steep and deep. Burn a lot of boot leather!
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Thanks for the input . I went up a few weeks ago and a a lot of animals, saw one bear. I'm lookn forward to sept. Anybody know when the Huckleberries start getting right?
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Every year is different. I've picked them in the Blues in July through Mid August. Elevation specific obviously.