Hello from the PNW of USA

[Wilkup]

Have heard about this place for years but recently got a recommendation this is a place to come. Can’t wait to join in the conversation.
BTW I’m from the middle of the Cascades in Washington state. We’ve got all the usual critters here - Deer, bear, lion, elk (Rocky and Roosevelt) and plenty of wolves but they’re currently off-limits.

 

[Mekaniks]

to AH
From Tri Cities

 

[BRICKBURN]

Welcome to AH.

 

[DaddyFlip]

Welcome Wil. I used to visit Tacoma a lot for work about a decade ago, but haven't been back in awhile.

 

[EXECUTIVE HUNT AFRICA]

Good day! Welcome!

 

[Wilkup]

to AH
From Tri Cities

Thank you. I’m in Cle Elum

 

[Hunt anything]

Welcome

 

[kdenn]

Welcome to AH.

 

[Nyati]

 

[AfricaHunting.com]

Welcome to AH Wilkup!

 

[matt85]

Welcome from Arlington, WA!

 

[Ridge Runner]

Welcome to the AH community.

Spent 12 weeks at Fort Lewis. LOL, That was enough of Washington State I could stand. Great place to visit......at least once, just not in the summer. LMAO. Heat, humidity, rain, repeat continuously, and them damn fire ants.

 

[Witold Krzyżanowski]

WElcome to AH.

 

[Tally-Ho HUNTING SAFARIS]

Welcome welcome welcome

 

[Wilkup]

Welcome to the AH community.

Spent 12 weeks at Fort Lewis. LOL, That was enough of Washington State I could stand. Great place to visit......at least once, just not in the summer. LMAO. Heat, humidity, rain, repeat continuously, and them damn fire ants.

You stayed on the wrong side of the mountains brother. I didn’t know they have fire ants on the coast! There’s 3 different climates in this state.

 

[Ridge Runner]

You stayed on the wrong side of the mountains brother. I didn’t know they have fire ants on the coast! There’s 3 different climates in this state.

Not sure if you all call them fire ants. But those nasty little buggers burn your hinny, and all other body parts, up when they bite and keep on biting.

I was fortunate to have only been bitten twice on the hand. One poor fellow soldier sat on, or fell into, don't remember which as it's been a "couple" of decades ago, during a night training exercise. He was medivaced to the rear. He looked like he had the measles all over his body. Reminded me of South American army ants. Which are also nasty or nastier buggers.