The Enormous Mt. Rainier: A Reminder of the Power of Volcanoes
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Adam W
3 months ago
I see this every day we have clear skies and hunt around it during tue elk and deer seasons.
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Corey W
3 months ago
@Adam Nice. I was born and raised around the Sequim area. Used to hunt elk over near Riffe lake between Rainier and St. Helens. Great place for hunting. Shot a lot of deer in Washington. Blacktail are the best tasting deer I’ve had out of blacktail, whitetail and mule.
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Adam W
3 months ago
@Corey i have been chasing wapiti in that area, now mostly Port Blakely Timber Company land. In the last three years I have seen one herd. From what I’m told by the oldtimers, the number are taking a serious dive, suspiciously the same time timber companies started spraying instead of burning. Hoof rot is real bad, predators are on the rise as is hunters.
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Hunter and Fisher of big and little critters-so long as they is good eatin. I like hunting and fishing, exploring places I’ve never been, artifact hunting, camping, archery, flintlocks and blackpowder, early American history and reenacting, primitive outdoors. Spending time with my wife and children. I’m a musician. Ive played and performed guitars and vocals in a band for over 20 years. I love guitars and music and recording gear. I’m a luthier (builder and repairer of stringed instruments). I am a trained traditional animator, artist and painter. I trained with several old Disney/Warner/Universal animators, producers and directors. My home is Eastern Montana.
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