Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: Athomas0314 on September 18, 2011, 09:42:33 PM
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What is it? Is it a different season? Is it just archery or can rifles be used? Kinda new too this but it looks like a very challenging hunt an id love to have the chance to do it.
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Read the regs, that's what they are for. High hunts are in certain wilderness areas you must hike into. Not for weekend warriors.
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It is in certain wilderness areas for modern firearm. Low success rate, but lots of fun. Look into it. All of the wilderness areas are in towards the middle of Washington (I think).
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its nothing
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"High Hunt" is just the WDFW's name for the early deer season which runs September 15-25 every year, in certain wilderness areas.
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it only applies to those who have some kind of disability AND partake in medical Marijuana.
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it only applies to those who have some kind of disability AND partake in medical Marijuana.
And you're not from Spokane.
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it only applies to those who have some kind of disability AND partake in medical Marijuana.
LMAO....too funny. Can someone seriously help this guy out? I have to go to bed now so I don't have time to type it all out. :chuckle:
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High Buck Hunt means extreme heat, long long packs, extremely steep country, extreme cold, wet, and snow. Personally I feel like I lost a fight this year. Next year I'll lose the moobies (man boobies) and be ready for the freakisly hellish hunt.
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Most of the Wilderness areas in the Olympics are open too.
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Its a buck season that takes place above 3545 feet above sea level, and has a 4x5 antler restriction. You have to put in for it in a special draw. The deadline is sometime before the season opens.
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It's where the WDFW decides to screw you out of a .....................oh never mind. :sry:
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If you look at a satellite map, find the spot in the middle of the area where no roads are. Then, start walking.
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most overhyped hunt in the state, a good camping trip most years and a chance to carry a rifle in September.
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It's what I look forward to every year......except this one. First one i have missed in over a decade.
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most overhyped hunt in the state, a good camping trip most years and a chance to carry a rifle in September.
:chuckle:
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Just got back from the alpine wilderness. I hurt all over, especially my calves. It is a lot of fun if you like backpacking or have horses.
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google mildred lakes, olympic national forest and that will give you and idea :tup: