Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: mrmoskillz on November 02, 2011, 08:54:17 AM
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I heard a lot of gates are closed due to logging and need help finding my way in this unit. This is a new area to me and could use some help. Again not looking for honey holes just some help getting in and maybe some good areas to scout
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All depends on which end you are hunting, 560 is huge..
I hunt the trout lake side...
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Yesterday's thread didn't work so now you are trying again? There are tons of FS roads in 560 that don't get locked. You can access a lot of the unit from these. You can drive from highway 12 all the way to trout lake, and hundreds of miles in between. They are on most maps.
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As stated its huge unit. There are locked gates, but still ton of access. You should have no problem getting into area to hunt. What you will also find is about 3/4 of the state hunting it also. @ :chuckle: Good luck, I hunt near there during archery and the elk are there, just need to put on few miles
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Thanks for the help guys. And WSU I do have maps but they dont say what gates are locked
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Oh yea WSU yesterday I was mostly looking for pics of game taken from this area but no one wanted to show..again thanks for the input it will help a ton
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The gates on weyerhauser land by lk merrill are locked for sure. Thats where they are logging.
Go east young man, lots of area out there.
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I rarely hunt there, but what is easy for me from where I'm leaving from is up Kalama River road off of I-5. Takes you right up into it, use to hunt deer up there with my dad when I was a kid back when it was the Marble Unit, lots of Elk with plenty of people as well.
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I hunt this area, those locked gates are your friend
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i hunt that unit also, it is huge, in the area we hunt there are a lot of roads that have been closed with a loader years ago. find one and walk it back a ways, then go up or down (steep area) good luck.