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Well really this is just a couple of photos of the places I prefer to hunt!

 
Posts: 3284 | Location: Mountains of Northern California | Registered: 22 November 2005Reply With Quote
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Here are some of my favorite California areas:




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Great photos. I cut my teeth hunt Black Tail in Oregon...they are quite the chalenge. Is it difficult to get a tag to hunt in CA? I would guess that they get a lot of pressure.


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Is it difficult to get a tag to hunt in CA?


Nope, not for the B zones which are the best black-tail areas, and you're allowed two bucks and you can hunt the rifle and archery seasons in any of the B zones with the same tags.

CA DFG Deer Management

And there's lot's of USFS and BLM land to hunt on. Plus bear season opens with deer season and the early mountain quail season and grouse seasons are right in there too.
 
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Castle C. looking from the east side of Interstate 5 back at the Monument?
 
Posts: 3284 | Location: Mountains of Northern California | Registered: 22 November 2005Reply With Quote
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333_OKH, is that private or public land your pictures portray?? Sure is pretty!

Do you hunt by glassing the parks, or do you need to hunt BT in the woods??

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Most of what you see is PUBLIC lands in my photos.

I change my techniques to the terrain....I prefer walking the outer boundaries of these open areas taking my time and scoping it really well. The Castle C comment of mine was for the Fjold pictures..thats what appears to be his pics. If you want to find the big guys, you will need to go deep and away ffrom the beaten path....like some of my photos.
 
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The first picture of mine is actually in mule deer territory about 20 miles above Johnsondale, east of Bakersfield.


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Like around the Piutes and Split Mountains?
 
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Totally Public Lands!

 
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sonoma coastal range for boar!


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Like around the Piutes and Split Mountains?


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Looks like some of your photos are from the area on the east side of Redwood National Park, some from the Eel River area around Covelo, and some from just north and west of Weaverville.

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You got Covelo right, but the others are along Highway 36 and another near Eel Rock on the Eel River.
 
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333 you have a PM.
 
Posts: 2153 | Location: Southern California | Registered: 23 October 2005Reply With Quote
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Look's like an ideal place to have elk transplanted there!

I wonder why the state of California never had transplants of elk even though California has a small population of Tule elk?
 
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FJOLD, I know where that place is. I've hunted that part of the Sierra for years. Killed a 400 pound Black bear in Peppermint Canyon area, several years ago. That's a few miles north east of Johnsondale.

I bought a vacation home in Panorama Park, Tulare County, above Posey, in 1969, and kept it until 2000. That is the only thing I miss about Calif.

333OKH, speaking of the Eel River, I killed a 300 pound Black bear just north of the Eel River, Shasta County, in 1972.

Those pictures bring back many memories.

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Great Pics... anyone hunt the Arroyo Grande / Central Coast area?
 
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I have to admitt it all looks great on a day like today with all of the rain. Time to go searching for pigs.
 
Posts: 3284 | Location: Mountains of Northern California | Registered: 22 November 2005Reply With Quote
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Brad,
I do some deer hunting around here.
You know the area?
 
Posts: 96 | Location: Arroyo Grande, Ca. | Registered: 09 December 2004Reply With Quote
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I grew up in Lompoc, so all of my hunting as a kid was from Point Conception up to Vandenburg AFB. And east out toward Cuyama and the Los Padres National Forest.


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"I don't know what there is about buffalo that frightens me so.....He looks like he hates you personally. He looks like you owe him money."
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Brad,
Many years ago (27 now that I calculate it!) I hunted on what was at the time Huasna Cattle Co. land up Huasna Rd out of Arroyo Grande. I shot K's of ground squirrels and lots of hogs and a few of deer. The quail hunting was unbelievable. Small world.
 
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OK, HunterMT, the world just got even smaller. My best friend in the wide world left Bozeman 1.5 years ago and moved to Arroyo Grande... he owns 430 acres on Huasna rd (with access to another 400) and I've a standing invite to go kill pigs... go figure!
 
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