Backpacking into Trinities or Marble Mts

Calbuck

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Feb 7, 2013
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Northeastern California
Anybody care to share any info? Not looking for places to hunt...just general info like is it worthwhile? Which do you consider as a better adventure? Difficulty of access? If you buy a B tag can you hunt both archery AND rifle?
 

Caseyu

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Aug 27, 2012
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Reno, NV
I have not been yet! But plenty og my coworkers do every year. And i made it a point to not miss out again. They have a blast and it is fairly easy as backpacking goes. Plenty easy to get a way from people. And there are blacktail everywhere uploadfromtaptalk1366647126861.jpg
B ZOne 2012. a little homework and you can find a honey hole that will produce for a long time!!!
 
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Caseyu

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Reno, NV
I dont know either. But i am betting on marbles bit i will let you know what i decide. Best of luck buddy
 

cali_hornhunter

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Red Bluff Ca
I'm thinking about it I'm still trying to purchase gear ( starting work will help :) ) this year will be my first giving it a go backpacking so we'll see if work allows both of us or should I say mother nature
 

Caseyu

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Reno, NV
I like your style!! Try and get a camp or two before season!! IF I get the chance i will def. Let you know and maybe we can tear up some mountain sides!!!
 

Firearrow

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CA
Do you want to hunt the Wilderness area, or around the lake. The Wilderness areas are a great place to hunt. I usually only run into backpackers, and have seen a few hunters miles away through my spotting scope. Spend some time looking at google earth and look for areas that put you between 3-8 miles back, depending on your fitness level. Most areas will give you 1000 ft of elevation gain over 1 mile. Good places to target are small lakes or water sources that have medows and and ridges. Two things I cant stress enough. Put your food up in the trees away from your camp, and buy a bear tag. Be paitient and get a good vantage point and glass. Dont go rolling through the medows, and other areas you would expect to find deer, unless you are stalking them. Make a few scouting trips to familiarize you self with the area, and dont forget you fishing pole on the scouting trips.

O ya, try to have two spots in different areas of the trinites. Usually the fires will smoke out areas North of Weaverville, and you will want to go to a different area. There is a big outfitter in the Coffie Creek area, so if you go there you will need to look for a more remote area.
 
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