Hunting Washington Forum

Brass has sold, gun, dies, and 3 boxes of ammo left

I suppose the consultant never bothered to ask WDFW's customers why the shortfall.  I am pretty sure that increasing costs and regulator burden and a perception of decreased opportunity, while WDFW's management practices prioritized predator populations over hunter opportunities and value would have entered into the conversation.

Sounds like par for the course, not getting an answer you don't want to hear, which would militate against the preselected price hike solution.

Predators don't buy tags and special permit apps.

I bought a red light that mounts on my scope after asking on here last year. It really works. The coyotes don’t see it and I got a bunch before they got smart. The den behind the neighbor’s was quiet this year.

This is the first time they stuck around after I shined the light on them let alone stay when I grabbed my gun and aired one out.

Up until a few years ago I would get a cougar on a couple of my trail cams every so often. Well this year pretty much every trail cam I have out has a cougar on it at some time. After having one chase my dog when out hiking last year I always pack heat with me now.

Low density?   Horse feathers.  The darn things are all around me, I live up Mount Pleasant road on the east side of Port Angeles.    Attacks on livestock:  Neighbors goats killed, horses clawed, sheep killed, a colt killed, it goes on forever.  They even have been seen within the city limits.  A lady shot one a few months back that was after her livestock.

They simply can’t help themselves but to twist the truth and lie can they?  Why did they even address the population of cougars in the notice?  They could have simply left that out but no, they have to tell all the sheep what they want them to believe.
So disgusted with those morons.