Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: WapitiTalk1 on September 08, 2015, 01:44:27 PM
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Wait... what? I just looked at the 10 day forecast on TWC and it appears that we will have some liquid sunshine for a good part of the opening week on our side of the Cascades. A better season all around with the later dates and now, some cooling rain. Don't forget your rain gear ;)
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Damnit I was looking forward to staying dry
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I looked at Randle on weather.com and the 10 day forecast only showed a 20% chance of rain a few different days. I looks pretty dry around there anyway.
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Looks pretty dry for the next week down in SW WA
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Monday is a cold snap. Form 83 sat. To 66 mon. Rain or not those cows feel that cold snap and react accordingly.
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Looks pretty dry for the next week down in SW WA
That'll be nice. Rain can be a real downer.
I can't stay off this site because I'm so pumped for elk season.
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Monday is a cold snap. Form 83 sat. To 66 mon. Rain or not those cows feel that cold snap and react accordingly.
You peeked my curiosity... in what way would they react to a cold snap? Good or Bad?
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Its a good thing!
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In my experience a cold snap or a rainy weather after a period of hot weather will result in a direct increase in rutting activity.
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I hope its hot and dry all of September...I've got a muzzy tag.
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Too bad for you rain all week!!!