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Find an old logging road in any portion of North Central Washington on a mountain of 5500+ feet of elevation. Find a road that dead ends in an area that has several square miles with no other roads entering it. Put your backpack on and hike. Hike a couple miles into the area, far enough that you won't hear or encounter the average hunter that slams the door when they leave their vehicle in the morning. Find a canyon with water holes on steep slopes that are covered in thick brush or timber thickets that seem impenetrable. Find rock ledges and outcroppings above the water holes that have scattered timber pockets and you will have found Mule deer country. Be able to stay in for 4days/3nights or so. Go in the day before the season and find a place away and above the water and bedding areas to camp. Find the corridors that deer are using and then sit on them all day long. With no new moon occurring this year during the modern firearm season, plan on having to push the animals out of their bedding areas to see them during daylight hours. Let other hunters move animals to you. Check the quality of the food on the upper slopes. If it crumbles in your hands and is void of moisture, hunt lower. If it's in good shape, look for deer coming and going early and late. Good luck, the search is the point of it all!