Hunting Washington Forum
Other Hunting => Upland Birds => Topic started by: salish on October 02, 2020, 12:10:05 PM
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Is anyone heading out tomorrow? I'm heading to the basin from the wet side. I was initially planning on heading to the Jameson Lake area and head south to hunt in various places, but the wildlife areas I was interested burned. Not sure where I will hunt (or what areas can be hunted). But it will be great getting out with my setter and shotgun.
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Good luck. On my trips east this past summer, quail numbers looked awesome, with tons of coveys with 2 age classes of chicks.
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Thanks 10Key, I hope I'm in the right place at the right time.
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quail numbers are good so if you are after those speedy little suckers, you should have a good time. Fires burned up a lot of good spots but still plenty of areas to get after them
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Great, thanks Vanderman. I appreciate it.
Cliff
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I am going to give the quail and the chukars a scare starting tomorrow. I am going to work around the Wenatchee, Ephrata area and hope to run across a few. The warm temperatures will keep me from hunting throughout the day, early mornings will be best, I think.
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Yes, Moses Lake is supposed to hit 84. I won't be running my setter in temps that high.
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Birds? Muzzleloader elk tomorrow :tup:
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I heard the fire went through Jameson and burnt part of the restaurant/resort not sure what's left for vegetation!
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JBar, I read that, too.
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ReallY? Its Soo a t-shirt weather to get out in the uplands...
