Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Coyote, Small Game, Varmints => Topic started by: demontang on January 17, 2011, 04:50:49 PM
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So it's nasty out calling and all I've got is howls back and I can see why. There is so major flood water running done the valley I hunt and man is it muddy. I'll have to pic some pics uploaded of the 99 years out of 100 dry creek running over the road! I stopped three times to make channels off the road so it didn't rut it any worse. The ruts where 2ft deep and the mud was building up quick at the bottom of the road. When I came back through it looked like it worked the road had very little water running down it. I'll run up tomorrow and take more picks of the road
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It is nasty! There was a big rock slide 2 miles north of Soap Lake lastnight that took out a passenger car. Guess another slide accrued north of Coulee City on the Million dollar mile.
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Yep, I figured if I went out today I'd either be walking in snow or mud. It has to either dry out or freeze up.
