Cougar Calling this year

johral said:
I think this is the last year for me to buy a cougar tag in Washington. When areas close before they have opened, you should be eligible for a refund. Seems like it’s more of a money laundering scheme.

117 and 124 are also closed
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Yeah, I don't blame you. Their old system wasn't great, but the current one is just nonsense. I thought about doing a PRR about the mortality numbers, just to make them open their books. I think, at the very least, if there were hunter advocacy groups, they could sue WDFW over WAC 220-415-100. The crappy part is that venue would probably have to be in Thurston County Superior Court, where hunters will get no love.
 
Got out for a few hours on Saturday. Location: lower Lochsa. I found only one set of old, washed-out wolf tracks. Given the complete dearth of accumulated snow, I think the critters are still up high. I hunted off the river. I'm not too bummed out because the mission was to get away from the in-laws; mission accomplished. Anyone else getting out in the woods?

Also, I bought one of Rainshadow's hand calls. Is there some trick to it or should I sound like my dog's squeaky toy? I realize this isn't lion breeding season, but I figured that I'd do some practicing. Any suggestions?
 
WMFerguson said:
Got out for a few hours on Saturday. Location: lower Lochsa. I found only one set of old, washed-out wolf tracks. Given the complete dearth of accumulated snow, I think the critters are still up high. I hunted off the river. I'm not too bummed out because the mission was to get away from the in-laws; mission accomplished. Anyone else getting out in the woods?

Also, I bought one of Rainshadow's hand calls. Is there some trick to it or should I sound like my dog's squeaky toy? I realize this isn't lion breeding season, but I figured that I'd do some practicing. Any suggestions?
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Technique...practice...technique...practice...repeat.
 
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