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Quote from: bearpaw on August 14, 2020, 06:35:30 AMIn NE WA the only unit with an antlerless season for disabled hunters is GMU 124. I think this may change in the not too distant future, after the mild winter I've seen a slight increase in deer numbers this summer. We used to have antlerless hunting in NE WA for disabled, seniors, and youth.I'm not sure but YJ (Craig) may have some antlerless hunting in his area?Is there anterless for youth in any of the NE units this year?
In NE WA the only unit with an antlerless season for disabled hunters is GMU 124. I think this may change in the not too distant future, after the mild winter I've seen a slight increase in deer numbers this summer. We used to have antlerless hunting in NE WA for disabled, seniors, and youth.I'm not sure but YJ (Craig) may have some antlerless hunting in his area?
@!Xabbu has an archery opportunity in the Port Angela's/Sequim area posted on this youth board. Perhaps crossbow would be an option? Several good looking deer.
Hey all, it was suggested that I post here as I'm looking for assistance to help on my son's first deer hunt. My son is 11 years old and this will be his first year hunting. Although he is beyond excited about this, both he and I (and of course his mama) have a great deal of concern due to his difficulty in walking any great distance. My son was born without a right hip joint and a deformed right femur. He has had at least 12 surgeries to grow and shape his body but he remains greatly limited in his mobility. He tries to push himself and we don't go easy on him but I know that he is in constant pain and I would love to alleviate some of the difficulties and make this first year hunting a bit easier. With these challenges, I'm looking to see if anyone has any nuisance deer or knows of where my son could have a chance to shoot an animal this fall. I'm not looking for any sort of trophy buck, I just want him to have some success and ignite a love for hunting. I understand that this may be a big ask but any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.Josh