Hunting Washington Forum

Darker horned this year 

Those tall ones just do it for me. I would choose that over something wider depending on the circumstances. Circumstances I have yet to encounter, LOL.

It seems like a good investment. We, the state, get paid to patrol concentrated areas of hunters, like timber property. More contact with hunters means more enforcement of the rules protecting our resource. The resource doesn't know where the boundaries are. This affects wildlife populations on private lands, as well.

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Law enforcement does side jobs all the time.
Walmart hires them to stand around.
Banks sometimes hire them during holiday times ect.

No surprise timber company would hire them

This is how I see it.