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My mom and I almost always hunt black powder for Elk near Mt St Helens. This year I think we are moving to Forks on the Olympic Pennensula. My friend cuts brush out there and he keeps comming up on a heard of about 30 on a road he is working on.

LadyByrd
Arlington, WA

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:)Gog et 'em then!!!!!!!!!! But I hate brush, and rain! Good luck

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I'm from WA and new to this site. Recently killed a buffalo in Montana and hunted elk in Washington. Seen 13 cow Elk at dusk the first day and that was the last Elk I seen in the 4 days I hunted.To warm - not enough snow.(near yakama) Gess I'll have to eat buffalo meat all winter. tisk-tisk. Are you from Wa?

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Im from Washington and pretty new to this Forum Love hunten and fishen

Imstill trying to figure out how to add picks and Quotes can Anyone help?

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Hello Washington how are things? Deer season here in still rolling along, cbow seaosn closes in a couple of weeks for shotgun season and then reopens again tell the end of Jan. So far I got 7 deer this year. Been seeing 3 really nice bucks just haven't been able to stick one with an arrow.

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sOUND'S LIKE YA HAD A GREAT SEASON rOBB....i GOT MY ALLOTTED 1

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Me too. It must be nice!!

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Thought I would start this thread back up.

So, anybody seeing any Elk lately. I camped along the Bumping last week and saw 11 elk the first morning that were feeding in a field near camp.

Can't wait till Oct!!!!!!!

Lee

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Saw a herd of around 20 a couple days ago at Ape canyon on Mount St. Helens

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My son and I just returned from two days of scouting in the mountains just south of Glacier Peak. No elk in this area but we did come across a Cinnamon Black Bear. Probably in the 400+ lb range. He was about 3' at the shoulders on all four. Armed with only hand guns for personal protection, we decided that he had too big of an advantage. In about a month when Bear season opens, I believe I'll be taking my 45/70 for a little R & R.

dean