Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Other Big Game => Topic started by: outdooraddict on June 21, 2018, 05:07:09 PM
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I have info and everything you need to know for the sheep tag, and good info for the north chelan goat, if you know the tag holders have them contact me
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I keep trying to take you up on the offer, maybe next year.
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Pulled one of the Lincoln cliffs ram tags.
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my cousin drew the other tag, i sent you a PM clouse22
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Buddy of mine pulled the north chelan tag
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I drew the north Chelan goat tag. I’m looking for any information you can share
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EFC pm sent this morning with info
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My 11 year old son drew the North Chelan Goat Tag. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
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My 11 year old son drew the North Chelan Goat Tag. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
That’s some pretty serious country for an 11 year old.
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Sawtooth Outfitters
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My 11 year old son drew the North Chelan Goat Tag. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
That’s some pretty serious country for an 11 year old.
how little points? Hopefully he has some legs. My biggest question is, do you know what you guys got yourself into? You either need A boat and a set of balls, or a game plan and stamina to climb out of the north country above the lake.
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The hardest part about the lincoln tag is finding a ram NOT in someones front yard... lol
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My son drew this goat tag with 4 points. Lucky little bugger! I’m sure we’ve got our work cut out for us. Leaning towards hunting the higher country closer to the Northern part of the unit. Still researching and considered our available options.
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I’ve got two twelve year olds who can seriously pack and get after it but that gist unit is one full of extreme terrian, I’d hire a packer to pack you in and out it would make the hunt much more easier from a logistic standpoint plus give me an unbelievable memory.
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Ridgerunner I agree, and I appreciate your input. I’ll definitely be enlisting some assistance from an Outfitter. I want to help ensure that this will be a positive and safe experience for my son. Looking forward to spending some time making memories in some rugged and beautiful country with my son!
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My 11 year old son drew the North Chelan Goat Tag. Any information you can share would be greatly appreciated.
Wow!! Congrats on the draw for your son. Investing in an outfitter/transporter seems like the best idea if you can afford it. Please keep us posted how it goes. Could be the adventure of a lifetime for him.
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Brandone...I sent you a PM, let me know if you got it, somehow it disappeared when I sent it.
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Pm sent grade
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rougheye....if you sent me one, I didn't get it...maybe try sending me another one? if you got the other tag, I've got some info for you. Same with whoever drew the sheep tags...I PM'd one of the tag holders back in June but never heard back from them...
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Grade,
I received your PM. Thank you. I tried to PM you back, but it told me your mailbox was full? Can you PM me a phone number where I can contact you? Thanks again.
Brandon
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How far up north does that go? And what is the season?
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My son drew this goat tag with 4 points. Lucky little bugger! I’m sure we’ve got our work cut out for us. Leaning towards hunting the higher country closer to the Northern part of the unit. Still researching and considered our available options.
@Brandone
Any update on this?
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My son drew this goat tag with 4 points. Lucky little bugger! I’m sure we’ve got our work cut out for us. Leaning towards hunting the higher country closer to the Northern part of the unit. Still researching and considered our available options.
@Brandone
Any update on this?
Yeah, I was just wondering about this, too! Any updates?
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Thanks for checking in guys. We've been having lots of fun chasing goats and dealing with a few unexpected bumps in the road.
Given the limited access and rugged terrain, I decided to book a fully guided mountain goat hunt for my son back in June with Early Winters Outfitters. As it turns out, Early Winters was a real fiasco to work with. They postponed my son's goat hunt the day before it was supposed to start, and then cancelled his hunt entirely about a week after that with no explanation whatsoever. At the end of the day, it was probably for the best based upon their lack of follow through and accountability. Needless to say, I would NOT recommend them to ANYONE.
However, we didn't let that get in our way. We spent a couple long weekends chasing goats in the high country and enjoying some amazing country. We located some goat in late September and early October, but unfortunately they were in areas that we could not physically get close enough to them for a shot, or retrieve them after a shot. Most importantly, my son and I have been spending some incredible time together in the mountains making memories together, which I wouldn't trade for anything.
We are planning to spend another week chasing goats by boat from Lake Chelan during the last two weeks of November. Hopefully the weather will move some goats down in elevation far enough that we can reach them by hiking up from the lake. We'll see how it pans out. No matter what, we are going to have fun making memories and trying to make it happen........ and we will probably catch a few trout just for good measure! I will keep you posted!
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Brandone,
Good luck in November
It aint no joke that Aaron at Early Winters is the most unreliable packer in the state. Its a shame because I like him and Quinn
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After lots of patience, persistence and hard work, things finally came together and my 12 year old son Bridger made a 350 yard shot on an ancient old billy goat above the north shores of lake chelan. I couldn't be more proud of this little bugger. He worked hard, kept a positive attitude through the highs and lows of goat hunting and kept his cool when it mattered most. The biologist aged the old billy at 10.5 - 11.5 year old. He only has one tooth left in his front lower jaw. He measures 9.5 inches with 5.5 inch bases. We could not have dreamed of a better end to our mountain goat adventure!
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Well done Bridger, and dad! :tup:
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Wow that is awesome
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Congratulations young man and dad! Great memories and a great goat!
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Hell yeah! Congrats, kid. Awesome photo.
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:tup:
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Man, now that is an awesome ending to that story. Way to grind it out after those guys left you high and dry! :tup:
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That’s awesome!!!! Congratulations
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Excellent ending to that hunt. Would love to hear more details on it. Great big billy too.
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That is pretty damn cool!! Congrats to both of you on lifelong memories!!
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Congrats! Awesome to hear!
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Very cool!
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Excellent ending to that hunt. Would love to hear more details on it. Great big billy too.
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Break it down if you don't mind..
Stalk in from the lake.
If not no worries. I just love some goat stories.
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So cool! Way to grind it out and have a fantastic result!
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Great job.
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That is awesome! Congrats Bridger. Great picture
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Nice work! Awesome hunt to share with the youngin!
Looks like that goat has good hair too. :tup:
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So awesome! Congrats guys!
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WOW! Congrats!!
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Very stinking solid. Well done dad.
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That is a photo contest winner of a photo. Great job to all. Very impressed.
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That's awesome congrats to the fine young hunter.
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Amazing. Memories for a lifetime.
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That is awesome. Congratulations to your boy. What a awesome photo.
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Awesome. It doesn't get much better than that.
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Way to go kid! Good job dad! :tup:
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Glad everything turned out! Great goat and great picture! Congrats to the young man!
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Sweet! Nice job sticking with it!
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This just made my day!!
Congrats to the young hunter on an absolute stud of a billy. And for showing the persistence to make it happen.
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WOW! What an accomplishment for the both of you! Congratulations!!!
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That is an awesome goat! Congrats!
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Here’s the full story of Bridger’s North Chelan Mountain Goat Hunt that was just published in Western Hunting Journal.
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Goat story page 1
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Page 2
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Page 3
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Page 4