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I was out there this morning and gotta go back up on the hill again. Saw 50 deer. 37 of those were below the snow. Snows moving the does and fawns down. About 6” on top of grangemont. Watch for black ice!!!
too early to rattle, in case my mule deer plans next week get snowed out, i may be whitetail hunting. will rattling still be worthy? or is it too early
I've never hunted Idaho, but isn't there tons of units where you can take a whitetail doe with a rifle?
Hunted yesterday and had deer all over the place. Started snowing early a.m. today and the deer just shut down. Over 3000 ft lots of snow. Got about 3 more inches today. Going to get cold tomorrow so things should start looking up. No responses to rattnig yet. Good luck everyone.
Quote from: outdooraddict on November 04, 2022, 04:14:58 PMtoo early to rattle, in case my mule deer plans next week get snowed out, i may be whitetail hunting. will rattling still be worthy? or is it too early We are in prime time rattling from now on.
Be over next week a little north of you.Shaping up to be perfect timing....
Spent a week (14th - 20th) in Elk River with a guide, and out of the 6 hunters present, we dropped one buck and he was tiny. Sunup to sundown trying different locations and elevations and it was a total bust. I didn't see that coming.
Congrats 3 nails. I was curious what you were going to come home with. What did you think of numbers of deer?
Awesome buck 3nails! I saw more Washington and Oregon folks out the last 10 days than I saw locals. Pierce area.
Pretty odd year in 10A for me. There were more hunters than I can remember since the 90s. Seemed like there were camps at every pull off and the weird part was that the vast majority had Idaho plates. Almost no out of staters. Snow was terribly crunchy so I decided to shoot the first buck I rattled in and head home.
Congrats to your success, I also harvested a buck, while hunting in Idaho this year. Had old crunchy snow, for the first week or so. Was later rewarded with some nice new snow at the end. Always a memorable adventure.