I do. I always have a cat tag and bear tag. I suck at bear hunting. We ran in to wolves just east of Collville last October. We were following some elk tracks and the wolves were step for step and we found the wolves about 4 miles in.
Thoughts On Oregon & Washington As Hunting States
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Check your PM. I sent you a note for mule deer. I will send you anote on a better location that is farther out for elk.
So he chose not to shoot one of the 9 because they didn't meet his standards? Or just not a good opportunity? Were they legal to shoot? There are elk all over it you look for them.
The point system doesn't guarantee anyone anything. Otherwise the guy who gets 2 tags in 8 years wouldn't happen if there were guys who had put in for 23 years and never got one.
If the OP moves to one of these states why be concerned with non res tags. Buy a resident OTC and go hunting.
I wouldn't blame it all on the voters...it is the corrupt mail in voting. As has been said many times "It's not how you vote but who counts the vote".
I was born in the tacoma, wa area in 1959 and growing up there it was blue collar and really very good place to live except the winters are wet, it starts raining oct.20 and quits raining on the 5th of July. Salt water fishing is very good but you have to learn timing when the runs come in. Now the west side of the state has a tremendous homeless problem due to too many do gooders and most of the homeless are night crawlers, they sleep all day while you are working then about nightfall get up and do some dope and commence to stealing anything not bolted down. the crime is very bad . there is very good oppurtunity for competative shooting I used to be able to shoot highpower every weekend at a different range within 50 miles of my house. the hunting on the west side is miserable because it is a brush heap going 1 mile crosscountry will make you swear off hunting on the west side,there are however a fair ammount of blacktail deer and elk. The east side is beautifull, probably the most beautifull country I have seen but don't tell them you are a "coastie" as they are generally conservative and loose every election to the liberal west side. I always went to the east side to hunt and could generally always find a mule deer but few elk. opening day is crowded but the next day numbers are down 50% and the second weekend there are very few hunters. I moved to Idaho 7 years ago and can't stand to go back to the west side of Wa. Its a good place to be from. If you are conservative politically be prepared to loos every election and be prepared to be frustrated with the political climate. Oregon is very simular and the east side of Oregon is filled with sane people and has some very beautifull areas. Portland competes with Seattle for having the stupidest ideas politically and thats where all the people are. Also there is some beautifull coast lines in both states but the ocean beaches are very rairly warm , bring a coat
Sorry I forgot one important thing, traffic in the seattle area is beyond horrible, I doubt there is any time in the entire day or night you could travel down I-5 at posted speed limit for the whole trip from olympia to seattle, The last job I did near Tacoma was 15 miles from my home and if I quit work at 5 it would take 1 1/2 hours to get home and not relaxing hours, very stressfull hours, I would just work untill 7 then I could get home in 1/2 hour and I could get the job done quicker so I could leave the soviet state of Wa. and get moved to Idaho which is a very good place to live
CrickBottom
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I lived in Chehalis but worked in Olympia and the traffic was about all I could take, and it was still nothing compared to Lakewood/Tacoma. Olympia is like a mini Seattle too. The homeless problem and crime are really bad, yet people keep voting the same way.
Sure can. Anytime is snows over there. 2 inches of snow is the end of the world for them.
I sometimes wonder about some of the cr*p we see coming out of California, too, and wonder how in the heck can people actually vote that way.
When I have doubts about the integrity of an election, THAT's what comes to my mind.
Too bad it's so overpopulated.
I was looking at the Kamchatka Peninsula several years ago. Low population, lots of animals and salmon. My wife was not in favor.
memtb
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Too bad it's so overpopulated.
Yes it is! We need a few brutal winters in a row to drive the misfits out! memtb
^^^^^That's exactly what I've been saying!
"What Montana (and Wyoming) needs are several good old fashioned Minnesota winters to drive out the Californians!"
Only thing is, I think itd drive out some Montanans, too!
"What Montana (and Wyoming) needs are several good old fashioned Minnesota winters to drive out the Californians!"
Only thing is, I think itd drive out some Montanans, too!
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**** some of you cowards are no better than the immigrants flooding our southern borders instead of creating the world you want to see at home.
