Camp Cady WA

RKE

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My son was drawn for a pheasant hunt at Camp Cady WA in November. Anyone familiar with this WA and it’s camping area?
 
My son was drawn for a pheasant hunt at Camp Cady WA in November. Anyone familiar with this WA and it’s camping area?
I have 3 that got drawn for the same one. Never been there and info is sparse. We've done a few of these pheasant hunts(Wister, SJ, Peace Valley) and they all seem to run the same.
 
We've done the Mendota hunt a time or two as well, I'm just trying to figure out if I want to round-trip it or not.

We got the early hunt, maybe we will see each other out there?
 
I went out to Camp Cady several years back looking for quail hunting spots. I don't think we got into any quail but I do remember seeing a lot of tracks. It seemed like a pretty deserted and barren area, but there was a field or two of some planted crop or cover crop (I'm not much of a farmer lol). If you make the drive all the way out there you might want to try and find some quail either before or after the hunt. Good luck, I hope you guys get into the birds!
 
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Can’t help you with camping or pheasant programs. But I’ve seen a lot of quail and shot a few. They’re down in the dry river near the HQ buildings. Thick brush in there so hunting with a dog is your best bet. If you’re the first one there in the morning you might jump shoot a duck or two on the two ponds. Some years mourning dove are good, others pretty dry. Good luck!
 
Can’t help you with camping or pheasant programs. But I’ve seen a lot of quail and shot a few. They’re down in the dry river near the HQ buildings. Thick brush in there so hunting with a dog is your best bet. If you’re the first one there in the morning you might jump shoot a duck or two on the two ponds. Some years mourning dove are good, others pretty dry. Good luck!

Thanks for the heads up. Never would have thought about ducks out there.
 
It's been a long long time since I stayed and been there. When I did, I stayed in the headquarters house. The dust there can be literally stifling, so if it's windy you may have a very unfortunately time, and not in a good way. Back then one pond was not huntable, meaning you could not legally hunt it.

As far as the quail, I always saw them between the water and the cover. I never saw big coveys. The quail can be very spread out.

I never saw much as far as pheasant, but then I never looked for or targeted them, so my sightings were rare. If it's a youth hunt, there should be people there to advise, as they want it to be a successful hunt.

They have a bunkhouse there. I am unsure if the public can use it or not, but it might be an option. You will need to check into it. There are-were no private rooms in the bunkhouse, but if your going to spend a night or so there, it gets you inside a building.

Best of luck!
 
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Sweet, and good job fellas! We went 5 for on Saturday. Looks like we even briefly spoke in the parking lot before you guys headed out to hunt. We were in the white Silverado w/the chocolate lab.
Oh cool. It was nice meeting you guys. Hope to see you at other hunts.
 

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