Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: bowhunterforever on April 21, 2009, 01:39:05 PM
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Ok i'm a disabled hunter and i have 4 points going into the draw. I cant hike really far from the roads , but i can walk some. So which of these hunts would be a good draw for me to get. (2702) Gmu 346 Little naches c, (2213) Gmu's 336 & 346 peaches ridge c, (2211) Gmu's 328 & 329 Clockum c , and (2220) Gmu 371 alkali B? I'm a muzzleloader hunter and really wanna get my first bull. Any info helps. Thanks :dunno:
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I'd go with the 2211. :twocents:
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You'd be gold with the first three.
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Which order should i put them in? Hopefully i can draw and kill my first bull. :drool:
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anything there along chinook pass would be a given
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we got a hadicap hunter his first bull last year in the peaches unit....if ya need help, let me know
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Have you looked at prescott?
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I have never been in the prescot area. Is there some big bulls in that area? :dunno:
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Thanks for the help guys.
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i would put in for the clockum hunt for your first choice
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i would put in for the clockum hunt for your first choice
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Out of the hunts you listed it is the harder one to draw. Also if you do draw that tag you will be alone in the woods up there since there is not a general ML season there. Another advantage is since it is true spike only, not many bowhunters like me in there before you chasing them around. Non-pressured elk is a beautiful thing. Also there are some massive bulls up there with arguably better genes than the Yakima herd. Also there is alot of road access up in the Colockum and since you said you can't get around all that well this would help you get into alot of places that you normally would not be able to. Good luck. And if you get drawn for the Peaches Tag I'd definately give Norse a call.
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I have never been in the prescot area. Is there some big bulls in that area? :dunno:
no there is very few elk in the prescott area