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Thoughts On Oregon & Washington As Hunting States
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<blockquote data-quote="WV338" data-source="post: 2906454" data-attributes="member: 41835"><p>I moved to Bend eight years ago and the population was around one hundred thousand if was a great place to live. Now it's up to two hundred thousand and the traffic is heavy and there's a lot of rude people. As for the deer hunting, about five years ago we had a severe snowstorm and they said that the deer herd was cut in half. As for elk private property is the way I had to go. The Deschutes has so many hikers and bicyclists that if you saw one you would be afraid to shoot. Also many of the seasons are 9 days long. If I had it to do again I'd probably move to Idaho.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WV338, post: 2906454, member: 41835"] I moved to Bend eight years ago and the population was around one hundred thousand if was a great place to live. Now it’s up to two hundred thousand and the traffic is heavy and there’s a lot of rude people. As for the deer hunting, about five years ago we had a severe snowstorm and they said that the deer herd was cut in half. As for elk private property is the way I had to go. The Deschutes has so many hikers and bicyclists that if you saw one you would be afraid to shoot. Also many of the seasons are 9 days long. If I had it to do again I’d probably move to Idaho. [/QUOTE]
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