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    Default BOWHUNTING COUNTDOWN IN DAYS, HOURS, MINUTES, SECONDS...LOL

    16 days... OR

    394 hours... OR

    23672 minutes... OR

    1420345 seconds

    UNTIL AUGUST 26TH AT 7:00AM

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    Nice! Elk season in WA starts a little later, on September 6. Looking.forward to it though, since it will be my first year doing archery. I did shoot my bow some today at about 45 yards. Felt real good too!
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    September 1st for blacktail here. There are a number of bucks that watch me practice.

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    i'll miss the open this year. Gonna be in NM chasing speedgoats!

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    The bucks here are still growing horns and are still in the velvet. ?? Lordy, we have a huge 5 point hanging around with a big 4 point for his friend.

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    nice gunner.... i have a bunch of bears im paterning.. and headed east for elk and deer. been shooting my bow ALOT im in a 5" group at 80yrds
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    Quote Originally Posted by elkoholic79 View Post
    nice gunner.... i have a bunch of bears im paterning.. and headed east for elk and deer. been shooting my bow ALOT im in a 5" group at 80yrds
    Good luck to all of you. I don't know how to shoot a bow well enough to hunt with one.

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    Moose,I'm takin' the first deer that gets into my sites and then to the coast for an elk.I missed out last year cause my shoulder went out right before late elk.
    So one of my back yard deer,is going in the freezer.No shame just meat.

    Good luck guys

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    I'll take any big one, with or without antlers, my wife will probably get one as well.

    You hunting elk amongst the werewolves and vampires?

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    Of course...(in my best Boris Karloff voice)

    I will do the Physt and maybe go down to the Humptulips as it is either sex/antlerless
    West of the lake holds a lot of wapiti,but I think they move a lot too

    The Dungeness/Cays rd area has so many deer,some of the locals are asking for help (look at the road names).They plant flowers to feed them and then complain when they eat everything.
    But if you act civil and are courteous,a guy could probably bow hunt on some private land and come out with a nice buck.
    Remember these guys are alfalfa and rose fed deer,so they will be good eating too.
    I have seen multiple 2/3 points nose to tail on my way to run the dogs.Huge does too

    Trust me I'm not giving up honey holes as the deer are thick out this way.
    (see Moose's and my pics.this is just the ones we see)

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    I have some friends up on Bell hill, they thought the elkies cute, till they showed up one night and made their yard look like several hundred redneck frat boys had a party (minus the empty beer cans). The elk there have learned to love the exotic and expensive shrubbery.

    Ni!

    Never done the Pysht. Thats Merrel and Ring if I recall. I've hunted north out of Lake Pleasant before though.

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    got into a 5x5 bull and some cows, cant wait!

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