ropin&walkers777 wrote:You sure are lucky to draw around here. Wish it would snow a little bit for ya. Good Luck. I drew Chelan County.

Thanks,in Chelan county I hunted Mission creek 2007 Got a decent cat,Also Caught a decent one by the southeast side of the lake,but it sketchy and rough in there,lots of cliffs.

badass man .......spikes the ticket

Anyone here familiar with the area know of a nice tom.

I hope you put the hurt on the bastards............damn re-entry of wolves are a painfull slap in the face to progress............one time we were bear hunting by headquarters and the forest service had a couple college kids putting up those stupid habitat tree tags ,we toldem to go down to were ...

You can put the hurt on cause the freshness of the track, but be carefull cause at night sows with cubs on the move can put you in a predicament with treed cubs and the sow meandering in the brush pissed off .The only time ive treed sows with cubs was coon hunting and it happened 3 times different ...

It kinda depends on the county your hunting and how much pressure the bears get,if its real brushy and the bears get run alot you might need 4 or 5 good bay dogs to get in and get a shot and rarely tree one,you cant blame a dog for not wanting to get chewed up trying to fight the brush,beside you ...

This is an old post but I had a plott from Greenville Backs Montana Scout breeding that could grub an old lion track on dry ground and move it-cold cold nosed dog smart too.Best lion dog I ever saw.