Hunting Washington Forum

Quote from: tracksoup on Today at 10:01:18 AM

Just curious if there are any folks on here that had one of the early moose tags and from the beginning when Washington started the permit drawing and their stories.
I was fortunate to draw one in 1993. I was 25 years old. In those days you had send in $150.00 with a return refund if not drawn. (Still wish it was that way)
I remember saving aluminum cans to afford the entry fee. Ha!
I drew the Mt Spokane unit. It sure has changed since I drew that tag. I enjoy reading the OIL stories.
My dad was with me (since passed) I had my bull located from scouting and was done at 7:00am opening morning.

Post Pictures!   

Were there cameras back then? 

Is there data detailing the herd health from 2000 vs where it’s at now a quarter century later?  I’d be curious to know what the difference was then till now. Maybe there’s a discussion to be had.

Answered my own question, what a shame.

We have been using RAD bikes from Seattle for the last 10 years. For the most part they have been pretty darn good.  Battery life on whatever bike you get is at the top of the list for importance.  We bought an extra battery for each of our bikes.  Also upgraded the controllers which gave them more power but then of course used more battery life, so it is a trade off.

I heard Rad was going out of business? I find that hard to believe, they have been rated very well and great customer service, have you heard anything?

Maybe worth a try?
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