Hunting region 8

[brandonhunter]

Hey its opening day on September 10th for muley and whitetail here, and I was wondering if anyone had any tips on some good deer country in region 8????

[d6dan]

What part of region 8 are you interested in hunting?.

[matt420]

openin day for me is tomorrow :) thank god for a cross bow :P

[coach]

Opening day tomorrow for my 10 year old daughter. We painted a nice big orange "X" on a mulie buck while scouting yesterday. Had to stop short of tying it up to a tree though. That wouldn't be very sporting..

[brandonhunter]

I am mostly interested in hunting 8-10

[d6dan]

I am mostly interested in hunting 8-10

Sorry,can't help you there..Best of luck..

[Jelvis]

Hey out there in lala land -- want a deer in Mu 8-10 hey -- there are quite a few out there waiting for you to drop by --
Lol hey Jelvis here how the heck are yah and I hope you and your pard'ner get that deer soon --
Kelowna - Winfield east --
Highway 33 bisects Mu 8-10 do you know what bisects means ? ah lol -
Two roads to remember are -
McCulloch and Pipeline roads provide access a lot to the area -
Logging mains coming off the 33 run in and through good mule deer and whitetail hunting -
From Winfield on Hwy 97, the Beaver-Dee Lakes road runs through the top part of Mu 8-10 with pretty darn good deer hunting, coming out @ lovely Lavington B.C.
Be a winner @ Winfield or Kelowna east, in the funtastic Mu 8-10 --
Jelly - East of Kel and Win -- should bring a lot of wide grins - hey mom guess what.

[300H&H]

PM sent .

[Fisher-Dude]

Two roads to remember are -
McCulloch and Pipeline roads provide access a lot to the area -


Pipeline Road? I've never heard of it, and I've hunted in 8-10 for over 40 years. Jelly, can you still get your money back for that book?

Best bet is to go up Hwy 33 and check out the logging roads that go off it. If you have an LEH for 8-10, make sure you know where the boundaries are because most of the side roads extend into other MUs.

[browningboy]

Go to Rock Creek, the back side (towards Kelowna) of Conkle Lake, it's quieter there and a good start.

[brandonhunter]

Thanks for the tips everyone, I will have to try them out for sure!!!