Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Bear Hunting => Topic started by: shedcrazy on July 10, 2011, 09:11:46 AM
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What do you guys think our eastside berries will be like this year? Last year sucked, hardly any choke cherries, huckleberries. Just wondering what you think this year will do
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as long as we dont get a early frost we should be ok. :dunno:
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Gonna be awful late. I am betting the high ones freeze out.
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Gonna be awful late. I am betting the high ones freeze out.
That's what I'm afraid of :dunno:
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been seeing lots of wild strawberries here on the wetside.
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I'm saying bad again this year. I've noticed the early cold weather killed a lot of their buds.
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Huckleberries are going to be really hurting this year, more than last year. I went scouting this weekend and couldn't get past 4000 ft. Normally, I can around June 1st. Last year, it was late June.
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I am seeing a good supply of salmon berries , just not sure about blueberries yet since they do not show up until around the middle of August ...last year I could of been hunting a week earlier than I did because I seen my 1st bear feeding on blueberries the last week in August and by the 1st week in September it was red hot ....time will tell .
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The salmon berries, salal and black berries are just busting out all over here... Of course, I'm in Ryderwood area, (530) so there don't seem to be a lot of bear taken down here. That has always puzzled me, unless it is just because of access issues.