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Conference vmsnet::hunting$note:hunting

Title:	The Hunting Notesfile
Notice:	Registry #7, For Sale #15, Success #270
Moderator:	SALEM::PAPPALARDO

Created:	Wed Sep 02 1987
Last Modified:	Tue Jun 03 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1561
Total number of notes:	17784

1304.0. "hunting info needed for Washington state" by FPTMV3::OSOWSKI () Wed Sep 29 1993 15:56

	    Could someone help me with info on hunting big game out in 
    the state of Washington ?  I'm travelling to Seattle in mid November
    for training and have a free weekend.
    	I need to know if and what type of hunting is going on, around
    Nov. 13th and 14th, and  what a non resident license would cost.
    
    Also would I have to travel far from Seattle to hunt and is their
    land open to hunting nearby.
    
    Any info is appreciated, thanks Brian.

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1304.1 Go with a Guide... NEMAIL::PETERSEN Thu Sep 30 1993 13:37 23

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1304.1	Go with a Guide...	NEMAIL::PETERSEN		`Thu Sep 30 1993 13:37`	23
	Brian, I just moved back to Mass from Seattle...I got to do some duck hunting on the Hood Canal, deer hunting in the cascades and goose hunting in Eastern Wa, (as a matter of fact my picture is in the Washington/Oregon Camera corner this month - Oct. Issue ;-).... I do not know what will be open in Nov., the regulations are extremely detailed, high mountain hunts, low hunts, east west, etc., one thing I did notice was that whenm you buy your license you have to determine which method of hunting you are choosing, bow, muzzleloader or rifle, unlike N.H. or Ma where you can hunt all three (I think anyway)... A non-resident license will run you about $70-80.00. If there's a goose season going on in Nov, I suggest calling the Burbank Goose Club in the Tri-cities area (eastern Wa.), it's a guide service for duck & goose, they are excellent. They do book up, so call early. It's a 3-4 hour drive from Seattle, but well worth it, especially since you will not have time to scout around. Good luck, Erik

    Brian,
    
    I just moved back to Mass from Seattle...I got to do some duck hunting
    on the Hood Canal, deer hunting in the cascades and goose hunting in
    Eastern Wa, (as a matter of fact my picture is in the Washington/Oregon
    Camera corner this month - Oct. Issue ;-)....
    
    I do not know what will be open in Nov., the regulations are extremely
    detailed, high mountain hunts, low hunts, east west, etc., one thing I
    did notice was that whenm you buy your license you have to determine
    which method of hunting you are choosing, bow, muzzleloader or rifle,
    unlike N.H. or Ma where you can hunt all three (I think anyway)...
    
    A non-resident license will run you about $70-80.00.  If there's a
    goose season going on in Nov, I suggest calling the Burbank Goose Club
    in the Tri-cities area (eastern Wa.), it's a guide service for duck &
    goose, they are excellent.  They do book up, so call early.  It's a 3-4
    hour drive from Seattle, but well worth it, especially since you will
    not have time to scout around.
    
    Good luck,
    
    Erik