INFO on the Cashe Creek area

[BOMBER77]

Hey guys, looking for a little hunting info on the CasheCreek and/or surrounding areas. I’m planning on taking my son up this weekend,I haven’t been out much due to being “restructured “ out of my job... Not lookingfor any honey holes, just general area to get out of the truck and do a littlehiking and the possibility of running into some deer with 4 little points on them... PM me if guys want. Greatly appreciate the info... :-D

[Jtt]

Been alot of hunting pressure around this area. Especially on weekends. Every weekend warrior around will be here driving around:evil:

[Jtt]

All the deer I been seeing around here been down low still though

[BOMBER77]

Thanks, don't you mean "Road Warriors"????... ha... ha... looking for some hiking spots in that area.... Help please....

[ruger#1]

Bomber, Try the blue earth lake area. And upper hat creek. Lots of deer there in September. That is a little ways out of Spences Bridge.

[BOMBER77]

Thanks Ruger...

[wsm]

go north of cache creek to scottie creek road. climb off the highway and hike up to you left anywhere in the first 6 kms

[wsm]

climb off the hwy means take the road off the hwy . it'll be on your right approx 18km north cache cr . with a lil farm right there . follow the road up till it flattens out . find a spot to park , and hike the slope to the north . the benches will hold good bucks

[BOMBER77]

Thanks WSM...

[wsm]

no problem . it should be good when you get there . was just a tiny bit early last weekend for the rut . dinks were hanging with does. good luck

[BOMBER77]

WSM, Is there snow on the ground up there?

[wsm]

last weekend was and inch or so around the main road. up in the hill where i have told u to hike 4-6 inches. depending how high u go up which bench you go to