Wenaha campsite robbery thread

[mjorin]

Anybody know where this thread about a campsite robbery in the Wenaha unit went? Any updates on whether they arrested anyone? Thanks.

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[DirectDrive]

Anybody know where this thread about a campsite robbery in the Wenaha unit went? Any updates on whether they arrested anyone? Thanks.

In order for justice to prevail, the victim has asked that all public discussion of the case to cease.
We'll have to be patient.

 

[mjorin]

Gotcha.

 

[mjorin]

It would be nice if the rest of us hunters we're informed so as to be more vigilant. Especially, since elk season starts today.

 

[11Charlie]

It would be nice if the rest of us hunters we're informed so as to be more vigilant. Especially, since elk season starts today.

My advice is keep your head on a swivel be aware of your surroundings and hunt with a partner.

 

[DirectDrive]

It would be nice if the rest of us hunters we're informed so as to be more vigilant. Especially, since elk season starts today.

You're late to the party.
I think it was a white Ford Expedition to be on the lookout for.
If you're in Weneha, keep someone in camp or take your chances.

There's been so much discussion on this, I would think that the perps are laying low.

 

[clearconscience]

Good idea if your camping out to put a trail cam up at the camp entrance hopefully you at least get some photos of the D-bag.

 

[jrd541280]

Or game in camp while you were on that cliff.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Where I hunt there can be lots of "traffic"...I hunt in a area of public land with over 900 acres.
I find that for my piece of mind its best to look over my campsite or parking area before approaching my camp or car.

Cars have been broken into at trailheads and I have seen many a strange and "sketchy" person when out hunting or shooting.
Not saying that one needs to go all "Rambo" or "Deliverance" ( EEK! ) when out hunting...but it might be best to come up to your camp or car with a greater degree of awareness...
Andy

 

[mkwerx]

Where I hunt there can be lots of "traffic"...I hunt in a area of public land with over 900 acres.
I find that for my piece of mind its best to look over my campsite or parking area before approaching my camp or car.

Cars have been broken into at trailheads and I have seen many a strange and "sketchy" person when out hunting or shooting.
Not saying that one needs to go all "Rambo" or "Deliverance" ( EEK! ) when out hunting...but it might be best to come up to your camp or car with a greater degree of awareness...
Andy

C'mon Andy - you are not tempted to make someone squeel like a piggy?

 

[dplev4]

the thread came from ifish

 

[mrblond]

Where I hunt there can be lots of "traffic"...I hunt in a area of public land with over 900 acres.
I find that for my piece of mind its best to look over my campsite or parking area before approaching my camp or car.

Cars have been broken into at trailheads and I have seen many a strange and "sketchy" person when out hunting or shooting.
Not saying that one needs to go all "Rambo" or "Deliverance" ( EEK! ) when out hunting...but it might be best to come up to your camp or car with a greater degree of awareness...
Andy

And here I thought it was common practice when you and your buddies head into the woods to have your designated Ned Betty for when the locals show up.


And I have a feeling the person, or persons you are looking out for look something like this