WA state quality hunt draw--Chewuch

[Odell]

Hey all,

I drew a tag for the Chewuch late rifle Nov 1-20 in WA state. It's not the tag it used to be but still worth doing. If anyone has any info they would be willing to share it would be much appreciated. I've been there in the regular season but never in the migration and rut.

Thanks!

 

[ianpadron]

Congrats on a great tag!

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[Justin Crossley]

I don't know anything about that hunt but I'm interested to see how you do! Good luck!

 

[Head hunter]

Hope for weather to blow in. I would start high in the first week then go low. I would be working the burns up by tiffany mountain. Seen some really nice deer get taken on that tag that come from up there. Cub creek gets a lot of deer the stage up in there when the rut hits.

 

[Kulshan]

Very cool.

Awesome country. I would probably hunt the eastern side of the unit and away from Winthrop. I’m guessing most people hunt the open low country but mid elevation timber should still hold a good number of animals.

Hope for weather and bring chains

 

[Fisheral87]

Had this tag in ‘15. Shoot me a PM if you’d like to chat.

Best of luck,

Al

 

[Clark33]

Try to cover a lot of ground and see as much country as you can, you should catch one moving that time of year

 

[Chad E]

Bumping this thread up. I was lucky enough to burn my 19 points on this tag this year. I've been researching and scouting like mad but would always appreciate any insite or ideas from previous tag holders or guys familiar with the unit. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

[Huntnnw]

Pay attention to weather during general, if the high country gets dumped on it will push deer down even tho it could melt and seem too low at the time of your hunt.

 

[Sean.mcvicker]

Chad, I also drew the last season chewuch tag for 2022. Good luck in there I hope you find a good one to wrap your tag around!

 

[NateO 77]

If you put in the time you will get a really nice buck. That's my 1st choice every year.