Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: newred on September 23, 2015, 02:11:39 PM
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All season hearing the wolves howl in the drainages surrounding 49 degrees north. Saturday they were running my drainage. No elk talking after the howls.
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There were 4 up the sand canyon road during my spring bear hunt.
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I have spent quite a bit of time up around there and haven't heard or seen any but hearing this makes my blood boil! I hate wolves!!!
When did you hear them? I was up there yesterday.
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All season hearing the wolves howl in the drainages surrounding 49 degrees north. Saturday they were running my drainage. No elk talking after the howls.
I haven't seen or heard them this hear in my area. They were here last year. I'm hunting unpressured elk as far as I can tell and have heard 1 elk bugle in 12 days of hunting. Very strange year. Even the satellites just don't seem to care.
Were they talking good for you before the wolves?
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There's no, before the wolves..... I know you what you meant, but they have been heavy in there for several years. I think it does change how the elk talk
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Yep
http://hunting-washington.com/smf/index.php/topic,182621.0.html
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They were fairly quiet before the howling but at least a few bugles each night in the canyon. Then the days of howling and no elk talk at all.
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Actually elk talk this year was really weird both up in 117 and down in the blues.
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I got into the wolves around the Power Lake area over the last 10 days. Lots of sign, fresh tracks, a couple of howls, and ZERO elk talk. I found the elk tonight but I couldn't get it done. They were very quiet, I didn't hear a bugle all season.
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herd a couple wolfs last night in the natches unit. it explained a lot about how the elk were acting during our hunt up there.