WDFW will accept public comments on proposed hunting rules through Feb. 21
Hunters and other members of the public will have through Feb. 21 to comment on new hunting rules proposed for the 2012-14 seasons.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is accepting written comments on more than a dozen proposals, ranging from allowing waterfowl hunters to use electronic decoys to adding a day to western Washington elk seasons. Learn more >>
Three meetings slated on draft northeast Washington elk management plan A draft plan for managing elk in northeast Washington will be the subject of three public meetings Jan. 26- Feb. 2. The proposed elk management plan is referred to as the "Selkirk Elk Herd Plan" because it includes elk in the Selkirk Mountains of Pend Oreille County
Hunters’ help sought for wildlife disease monitoring As part of an ongoing effort to watch for Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is asking deer and elk hunters to submit tissue from animals harvested east of the Columbia River. Learn more >>
Hunters with a valid Washington hunting license are now eligible to receive a free visual acuity screening at participating optometrist locations across the state.
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