Hunting Washington Forum
Other Activities => Shed Hunting => Topic started by: True Sportsman on July 13, 2011, 02:09:38 PM
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I was cruising timber up by Carnation the last couple weeks and I found my best blacktail shed to date. No ATL pics because I was in a hurry and it was pouring rain. I was working off an abandoned road (choked with Alders growing on it). I found this shed a mile back in, on a steep rock/dirt slide with few trees. It was a nasty place, steep, bluffy,and dangerous. There are no clearcuts in this area, just older timber.
There was very little deer sign, a couple rubs, and then this shed. I did find a set of huge fresh deer tracks and a ton of bear damage. Enjoy.
Oh, rough scored it at 55 4/8". Double it and add a 15" spread and its 126". 4pt with an eye guard. I'd be really happy if I shot him! :)
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Thats a dandy :tup: Finding horns is one of the great things about cruising :chuckle:
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Great find! :tup:
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Nice Shed!
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:yeah:
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THAT WORKS .. :tup:
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good horn and great color
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Perfect! Now you know where to hunt this year.
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Nice buck!!
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Dandy shed!
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Very nice find!! GPS coordinates please.
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Stud blacktail for sure.
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Great find! :tup:
:yeah:
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Nice shed.
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Perfect! Now you know where to hunt this year.
I found it up on Hancock's Snoqualmie Tree Farm. I dont have a key, and Im not buying one, therefore this buck will not be hunted by me.
Plus, the place I found it was so miserable, even if I could hunt this buck it'd be a coin toss whether or not I would. There are some good bucks in there.
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nice find :tup:
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Nice shed, I've only ever found 2 bt sheds ever and they didn't compare.
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Monster BT shed, and unchewed / fully colored to boot. Great find!