Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: 7mm Bob on October 27, 2018, 04:56:42 PM
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She's just too grown in. The replants are 8-20 ft tall and the alders are even higher. I've taken five bucks out of her in seven years plus one dear each for both of my grandsons (one being a first lifetime deer). A tear in my eye.
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They don't last long, do they? Always gotta be looking for, and learning, new spots, if you're a blacktail hunter.
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My go to cut is too thick to glass this year also..
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In the same boat, still going to try sitting it a little on some small openings. Feel like I'm starting over a little. Always fun to find a new area though
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Sorry for your loss! :chuckle: If you learned the trails the deer used in there while you could still see in there, then I think you can expect them to stay normal travel routes for the critters. Make a note of them while you still remember. Ten years from now, you can go in and hunt those trails.
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I hunted one particular road that was a little over a mile long...they started with cuts at the first part and worked there way back over the years...last year was the first year in 18 years I wasn't able to hunt it...sad day in my hunting career....my group has taken probably 30+ deer off of this road over those years...it not fun when your good spots grow up
