Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Kvw4x4 on November 10, 2022, 10:28:55 AM
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Hey guys, i have hunted washington for years but never hunted the late archery mule deer season,
I have a couple areas picked out in different units,
The weather seems like its already effecting the movement of deer,
Has the rut started?
I have the option to hunt 3 days would you recommend Nov 21-23 or Nov 28-30?
Any advice for preparing? Road conditions?
Thanks Kevin
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Bring chains for all 4 and put them on BEFORE you start sliding back down the hill.
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Bring chains for all 4 and put them on BEFORE you start sliding back down the hill.
:yeah:
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😂 chains and a winch are already in the truck.
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:yeah: Crunched my trailer last weekend leaving a campground by doing just that. Got ALMOST to the top of the grade, then stopped, then uh oh I'm going backwards... then big tree :bash:
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:yeah: Crunched my trailer last weekend leaving a campground by doing just that. Got ALMOST to the top of the grade, then stopped, then uh oh I'm going backwards... then big tree :bash:
I had to put chains on up there once after sliding backwards 50ft half on the road half off. Luckily I didn't hit anything. Now they go on at the bottom if I think I'll need them at all.
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Haha, sounds like chains are a good idea.. Any recommendations on dates to go?
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Tagging along want to know from the experienced late muley hunters too!
IMO hunting earlier in the season is better due to less deer have been bothered for a while and the muley rut could still be cracking esp with younger or un bred does.
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what area are you looking. I know places in NCW that have gotten over 3 feet of snow
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If you are going to go buy some micro spikes for your boots. On and off in seconds and are a life safer if hiking is slick from ice or snow.
I'd hunt the week of Thanks Giving
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This year the best advice you will probably get is find a good place for your ground blind, because there is probably going to be a bunch of crunchy snow
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This year the best advice you will probably get is find a good place for your ground blind, because there is probably going to be a bunch of crunchy snow
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Crunchy snow for sure, and it was -4° in Winthrop last nite.