Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: denali on June 10, 2012, 10:05:36 PM
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Here is the situation, I have been hunting East side for 25 years, mostly MF deer/ elk bear, the last 3 years spent bow hunting deer. I got drawn for a multi-season tag for elk but did not draw any special permits.
I would like to archery hunt general season west side units any elk or 3 pt min to get a chance at a mature bull.
I am looking for a reputable guide service that could help me tag something other than a spike or cow, gotten a number of them already. thanks
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If Forks isn't too far or too wet, you could look up Jim Mansfield. Usually the recommended guide for hunting or fishing on the peninsula.
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Thanks JimmyHoffa
the peninsula is not to far, the getting wet may take some getting use to :chuckle:
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If Forks isn't too far or too wet, you could look up Jim Mansfield. Usually the recommended guide for hunting or fishing on the peninsula.
There is better one's then Mansfield.
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If Forks isn't too far or too wet, you could look up Jim Mansfield. Usually the recommended guide for hunting or fishing on the peninsula.
There is better one's then Mansfield.
:yeah:
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There's Windals guide service out of Forks, Second generation guide.
Carl is great guy and knows the area well.
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There's Windals guide service out of Forks, Second generation guide.
Carl is great guy and knows the area well.
I would second that. I went to school with Carl. That would be a very good starting point for you. Give him a call and talk to him. It can't hurt. I know his passion is BIG BLACK BEARS but he knows a thing or two about the local elk. I also know that in the last couple of years he has been heading out of state in the early season and killing some MONSTER BULLS!!! :drool:
I would call him soon.
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Can't go wrong with Carl, he is an animal and yes he does know BIG bears!