Deadman Creek Outfitters Windmill Project Management

[Boss .300 winmag]

Wow have times changed, when I was in high school I drove that road in the summer hauling grain to central ferry. I worked for the Blachtly sp family. They would not let any of us hunt there property. Lee was in charge pretty much of the farm, I wonder if they sold out the farm. I had another farm I hunted that was owned by the Dixon family, I dated the grand daughter a little while, and grandpa loaned his rifle that I shot my first two muleys with. That area always had a decent whitetail population.

[Skyvalhunter]

Well sounds like some have a unfavorable opinion of your operation. Might behoove you to condisider doing some public relations work. If enough people complained to landowners, PSE, WDFW things might not be in your favor.

[ellensburgpo]

I hunted a couple thousand acres of family land that bordered Deadman Creeks operation for many years and never had any issues with them or their customers.

[Northforker]

My father and I called and left multiple messages in early December with Deadman to seek permission to bird hunt the windmill area and never received a call back. I did a little research and found the online form, filled it out and we decided to make the drive from Yakima mid December. Not knowing the store wasn't open during the week, we were a little disappointed when we arrived. Our bad!  Called again just in case and of course no luck.
 Not being ones to let a great day in the field be wasted we took a different rout home and got the dogs some work, a little exercise and flung some steel.

[deadmancreek]

Perhaps it is true that we received no compensation for trying to help everyone out because no one else was interested in working with PSE?

There were volunteers from PSE in the store opening weekend of deer season at 5:30 both mornings, and between them and my staff, all were trained how to do the registration process.

Which member did you speak with that possessed all this information.  None of it is accurate, and I questions whether it is a member at all.

I told PSE right from the beginning what our hours were going to be, etc. and they had no where else to turn.  As for returning phone calls, the message gave you an alternate number to call.  Once we were closed for the season, PSE changed the information on their web site to reflect that.  Beyond that, it was out of our control.

I have no idea with whom you spoke at the club, but I must reiterate that information is inaccurate.  I also would suggest that you contact PSE directly, inform them of your concerns, and see what type of response you receive.  It think that would be most helpful for you.  Good Luck.

[lokidog]

Perhaps it is true that we received no compensation for trying to help everyone out because no one else was interested in working with PSE?

There were volunteers from PSE in the store opening weekend of deer season at 5:30 both mornings, and between them and my staff, all were trained how to do the registration process.

Which member did you speak with that possessed all this information.  None of it is accurate, and I questions whether it is a member at all.

I told PSE right from the beginning what our hours were going to be, etc. and they had no where else to turn.  As for returning phone calls, the message gave you an alternate number to call.  Once we were closed for the season, PSE changed the information on their web site to reflect that.  Beyond that, it was out of our control.

I have no idea with whom you spoke at the club, but I must reiterate that information is inaccurate.  I also would suggest that you contact PSE directly, inform them of your concerns, and see what type of response you receive.  It think that would be most helpful for you.  Good Luck.

Most prepared hunters like to do things a bit before opening morning.   

[Chesapeake]

Perhaps it is true that we received no compensation for trying to help everyone out because no one else was interested in working with PSE?

There were volunteers from PSE in the store opening weekend of deer season at 5:30 both mornings, and between them and my staff, all were trained how to do the registration process.

Which member did you speak with that possessed all this information.  None of it is accurate, and I questions whether it is a member at all.

I told PSE right from the beginning what our hours were going to be, etc. and they had no where else to turn.  As for returning phone calls, the message gave you an alternate number to call.  Once we were closed for the season, PSE changed the information on their web site to reflect that.  Beyond that, it was out of our control.

I have no idea with whom you spoke at the club, but I must reiterate that information is inaccurate.  I also would suggest that you contact PSE directly, inform them of your concerns, and see what type of response you receive.  It think that would be most helpful for you.  Good Luck.

Most prepared hunters like to do things a bit before opening morning.   

What government bureaucrat came up with the idea of doing registrations at 5:30 AM opening morning is what I'd like to know? Or is that something Deadman came up with?

Here's a question for you Deadmancreek;

How many of your "club members" had their "registration" complete prior to those 5:30 opening weekend registration events?

[HntnFsh]

Hey boys.  Mr. Deadman Creek Outfitters here.  If you have some specific questions I could address for you, let me know if I can help.

Thanks.

Jack

Thank you for coming on here and giving us your input! 

[Anne Walsh]

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[bobcat]

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Anne-  I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. Some kind of code?

Do you work for Puget Sound Energy?

[mfswallace]

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Anne-  I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. Some kind of code?

Do you work for Puget Sound Energy?

Looks like some one from deadman started a different account and chimed in with nonsense like the rest of the explanations.....

[jackmaster]

something is a little fishy about this, i am willing to bet that there are other outfitters in this state that would be willing to take this over for pse and perhaps do a better job of it, thats alot of driving and runnin around, just to get the run around sorry....but seriously who only opens at 5:30 on opening day when you have customers that are wanting to get their stuff squared away long before that, how can a guy even do any scouting

[huntnphool]

something is a little fishy about this, i am willing to bet that there are other outfitters in this state that would be willing to take this over for pse and perhaps do a better job of it, thats alot of driving and runnin around, just to get the run around sorry....but seriously who only opens at 5:30 on opening day when you have customers that are wanting to get their stuff squared away long before that, how can a guy even do any scouting

Agreed. I don't hunt there but have had similar experiences in other states. Its obvious the guy has no intention of addressing the real issue, maybe its time the site banned together and started sending email's, phone calls, to PSE, demanding they change their people in charge of this.

[huntnphool]

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Anne-  I'm not sure what that's supposed to mean. Some kind of code?

Do you work for Puget Sound Energy?

sdfsdf indicates a "runtime error"

[Curly]

‘sdfsdf ‘means, I would argue, ‘I am testing’, or even more specifically, ‘I am now testing what can be seen’. It’s another performative expression because there is no semantic distance between typing this string and doing what it says, in the same way that there is no semantic distance between saying ‘I do’ in your marriage vows and actually performing your marriage vows. Saying is doing.

I found the above description here  Hopefully, Ann will elaborate........sounds like she disagrees with someone.