New hunter

[Sinperama]

Day-Trips are fun but tiring and nothing come close to spending the night in the woods.
The places you mentioned hold some meat for sure.
You just have to know where to look.

PM me if you are willing to share the costs.

[Fella]

More deer and bear....dont think I have ever seen a rabbit up there

Lots of rabbit up chilliwack way, cottontails specifically

[scotty30-06]

Really eh.....havnt seen much of them at all....mind you I also don't look for them at all lol

[mrtires24]

Im new as well. I have been learning in the chihalis area myself

[furtrader]

well if your ever in the falkland area i could take you out I'm new two but have got 1 moose 2 bucks this will be our 4th year lots of FSR around but would be better to camp out a few days to get to know the land first

[gutpile]

I'll have to buy some rain gear and a compass... Good call. I woke up at 5 and drove to Whipsaw, Pasayten and Placer Mtn. and didn't see any deer except for on hwy 3, which was quite disappointing for a day trip. I'd like to start with rabbits, but saw nothing as well.

Lot of rabbits in pasayten !

[M.Dean]

Day-Trips are fun but tiring and nothing come close to spending the night in the woods.
The places you mentioned hold some meat for sure.
You just have to know where to look.

PM me if you are willing to share the costs.

I can't count the amount of times I've slept in my truck, or under a camp ground table just so I'd be the first guy in that area at first light! And when your going out for just one day, make sure you've got a couple real good lights, and a head lamp too, it's dam near impossible to gut a deer or moose in the pitch dark. Also, if you've got someone waiting for you at home, tell them if you are real late it could be cuz your 3 miles from the truck, and arm pit deep inside a moose's dead body! And above all, Have Fun out there!