POW success

ganngus

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It was a week of tough hunting. Dry and hot temperatures were brutal. Only bucks seen were 1800+ feet of elevation. Seems like deer numbers are down. None the less, after many miles of hiking, I was able to tag out.
 

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MT_Fin

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Nice job, way to stick with tough conditions to get a nice buck. I would like to hunt blacktails at some point.
 

JRodAK

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It was a week of tough hunting. Dry and hot temperatures were brutal. Only bucks seen were 1800+ feet of elevation. Seems like deer numbers are down. None the less, after many miles of hiking, I was able to tag out.
State land I assume?
 

JRodAK

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Negative. The area of forest service open to non-residents prior to August 15…
I thought USFS land on POW didn't open until Aug 16 for non-subsistence qualified hunters? I've always waited until August 16 to hunt Federal land on POW, am I wrong in doing so?

Very nice deer by the way!
 
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ganngus

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I thought USFS land on POW didn't open until Aug 16 for non-subsistence qualified hunters? I've always waited until August 16 to hunt Federal land on POW, am I wrong in doing so?

Very nice deer by the way!

There is a portion of POW excluded from subsistence requirements. And thank you for compliment, I’m super stoked about him.
 
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ganngus

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Nice buck! I’m here fishing, and finally started getting some rain the last few days.

Hopefully fishing lights up with the rains! I heard multiple captains saying they desperately could use some rains to turn salmon fishing on.
 
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