Chilliwack Valley

[heatherdaddy]

Where does one hunt in the chilliwack valley. Everywhere I have been is so full of people on ATV's that you couldn't hunt there if you wanted to. Just curious. I have tried a couple of years ago and everybody just complained about a guy with a gun being in their party area.

[r106]

chilliwack valley is a busy place. but if you get 100-200 yards off the road or trail you will be all alone

[Getbent]

Do a search...lots of info on this already on here...

[sarg]

i think all LM hunting spot are super busy this time of the year, but like i was said earlyer it gets less busy off the road, but wear some thing orange just to be safe out there,

[sreeb]

Along the road there are more hunters than deer in the chilliwack valley. My dad and I were parked on the main road in front of a small cut block with nothing else in the near by area so it should be obvious to a good hunter that there is probably someone hunting in there. We then hiked up the road a few hundred yards.I don't know if every hunting spot in the valley was taken that night or if this guy just wanted to try and ruin our night of hunting. We were setup for the night in a couple good view points looking for a good buck but nothing is showing for a couple hours. My dad then decides he will try a call and see if anything comes out. Well the only thing that came out was this other hunter on the lower road slowly sneaking up on my dad. He stops the calling at this point for the fear of getting shot and at this point we know our night is over. So if your going to hunt the roads in the valley be careful.

[heatherdaddy]

This seems to be the familiar saying for either the Chilliwack Valley or the Skagit, get off the main roads and hike. I will try the Chilliwack area next weekend as this weekend I am trying the Skagit Valley area again. I have also heard to many people hunting in the 'wack.

[brian]

For all the time I have hunted in the Wack, I have seen tons of people on the roads going in or out... but never a single guy in the bush.

[BiG Boar]

50,000 hunters in the lower mainland all of which would like an easy meal. Don't like people drive a couple more hours or get off the roads.

[Fella]

For all the time I have hunted in the Wack, I have seen tons of people on the roads going in or out... but never a single guy in the bush.

Its pretty tough terrain and most guys are too lazy to get out of the truck. They can have the check valley for all I care.

[Sofa King]

chilliwack valley is a busy place. but if you get 100-200 yards off the road or trail you will be all alone

this.
get into the trees.
i went out yesterday, hardly anything moving across the trails.
but start hiking and get into the thicker stuff and here's what you'll find.
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[rides bike to work]

Those pics don't look like chilliwack rain forest to me.

[itsy bitsy xj]

Me and a buddy went up there on the Monday of the long weekend. The place was a zoo! A guy in a pick passed us on Chipmunk rd he must have been doing over 100kms. We found one quite spot lots of tracks but no bucks. My buddy saw 3 does.

[Sofa King]

Those pics don't look like chilliwack rain forest to me.

they aren't.
i was just showing what you can find off the beaten path.
as i was hiking around up high and chasing bucks around, i could here quads ripping up the roads down below, back and forth.

[brian]

Me and a buddy went up there on the Monday of the long weekend. The place was a zoo! I was up there Monday as well... I didn't see any other hunters.

[sarg]

This seems to be the familiar saying for either the Chilliwack Valley or the Skagit, get off the main roads and hike. I will try the Chilliwack area next weekend as this weekend I am trying the Skagit Valley area again. I have also heard to many people hunting in the 'wack.
i'll be up skagit to on saturday after noon :) hopfully

[Surrey Boy]

Who says you can't hunt with other people withing earshot? Be sure of your target, establish that you're not in a no-shooting zone, and go at it like you normally would. I've been plinking cans and had deer and bear come within fifty yards of me while I was firing. They're used to the noise and aren't easily spooked like they'd be far away from roads.