Gobblers in WA. ?

toddrice · Mar 14, 2004

Looking for some help on areas for spring turkey hunting in Washington. I moved to Gig Harbor, Wa. two years ago and have not a clue. Any suggestions????? Thanks Todd

WAmuleyHunter · Mar 14, 2004

colville

polarbear · Mar 14, 2004

Ferry or Stevens county. There are a ton in Colville but access maybe tough. There ae a few here in Rainier, but you really have to scout them out before season. They tend to move around a lot. Satsop and just out of Elma, is another spot on this side of the state.
Eric

ridgerunner · Mar 15, 2004

Head to the NE corner of the state, or the SE for that matter. Lots of birds. Good luck.

ironhead · Mar 15, 2004

Todd sent you an E-mail. Steve

toddrice · Mar 15, 2004

Thanks guys, Colville? any direction I should start, canyons,lakes, or roads? TR

OUTLAWED · Mar 19, 2004

I shot a nice tom in Springdale and a nice tom along the river in north port but theres birds all over the place ferry county is real hot if you go through colville and over the bridge take a left go about a mile and stop at the turn out.

boneaddict · Mar 21, 2004

Colville is a sure ticket, but private land is a bear if you don't have any contacts. Another option is the Klickitat down by Goldendale.

polarbear · Mar 21, 2004

LAST EDITED ON Mar-21-04 AT 09:38PM (MST)[p]There are a ton of them around Republic. You can cruise around Hall Creek Road and find em' just about every time you go out.
Best of all, it is all public land! Colville Ntnl Forrest. If you would like specific spots, drop me a p.m.
Eric