Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Shed Hunting => Topic started by: walt on April 20, 2009, 12:34:10 PM
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I got out on Friday afternoon and found my biggest whitey shed yet. It was in really bad shape so I left it on the hill but would have been 6-7 point non typical. The tip of the main beam was split into 3 points but all were chewed up, I would have loved to have found it 2 years ago. I also found and left a chewed up 3 point. Sunday I went back out to a different area and found another broken tine 3 pt. It almost matches the one I ran over last week. :bash: I also found 10-12 cat kills. Most were fairly recent and still had bugs working the skulls. They were all within 2 miles of each other. I am guessing cougar because half were mature deer, two were bucks, and the one really fresh kill had a log dragged over the top of it. I'm not sure a bobcat could or would put the log there. I was a ways off the trail but this area is close to town and popular a hiking spot. The last pic is a branch doing a pretty good shed impression.
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:chuckle: Like that last one. Congrats on the finds.
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I would have hated to spot the one in the last pic from across the canyon. :bash:
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I would have hated to spot the one in the last pic from across the canyon.
No kidding. It was only about 20 yards away when I started towards it and couldn't tell until I was almost to it. I was going to post it with a "what would this score" headline and see if anyone bit. :chuckle:
