Free: Contests & Raffles.
Quote from: skywalker253 on March 02, 2013, 08:06:09 PMQuote from: grundy53 on March 02, 2013, 07:59:09 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 02, 2013, 07:56:38 PMQuote from: trophyhunt on March 01, 2013, 03:16:21 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 01, 2013, 03:06:18 PMWhat is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?It's a permit that gives you a key to access thousands of acres of private gated land to hunt deer, bear, predators and do what ever. They draw 6 permit holders for a chance to hunt elk on the property, big elk. It is located in the kapowsin area, you can take up to 5 cords of wood with your permit. They only sell 1200 permits, which I think is too much. The deer hunting used to be better but it's still ok, I would hope with the gates there is less poaching. The permit cost 350.00, expensive so it's a tough decision but it's close to home for me.So you pay $350 for private land access. Then you apply for a special permit in the game regs to get a chance at a trophy bull? If you don't get drawn, then you have general season rules (3 point or better for elk/Any Buck for Deer)No. Hancock only let's 6 of the 1200 permittees hunt Bulls in there. Hancock does the drawing. The state is not involved.Do you get an automatic entry into the drawing by paying the $350 or do you have to buy raffle tickets seperately? So you can't hunt elk at all if you don't get drawn for their bull raffle? but you can hunt Any Buck deer?Can you have a partner come with you; if you get drawn, as long as they are not hunting (pack bitch)?Yes you are automatically entered into the drawing. If you get drawn you can have one helper come with you. You can't hunt elk unless you are one of the six drawn. Except there is a special permit cow hunt in January that you can hunt cows (WDFW Permit) Yes you can hunt deer in there.
Quote from: grundy53 on March 02, 2013, 07:59:09 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 02, 2013, 07:56:38 PMQuote from: trophyhunt on March 01, 2013, 03:16:21 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 01, 2013, 03:06:18 PMWhat is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?It's a permit that gives you a key to access thousands of acres of private gated land to hunt deer, bear, predators and do what ever. They draw 6 permit holders for a chance to hunt elk on the property, big elk. It is located in the kapowsin area, you can take up to 5 cords of wood with your permit. They only sell 1200 permits, which I think is too much. The deer hunting used to be better but it's still ok, I would hope with the gates there is less poaching. The permit cost 350.00, expensive so it's a tough decision but it's close to home for me.So you pay $350 for private land access. Then you apply for a special permit in the game regs to get a chance at a trophy bull? If you don't get drawn, then you have general season rules (3 point or better for elk/Any Buck for Deer)No. Hancock only let's 6 of the 1200 permittees hunt Bulls in there. Hancock does the drawing. The state is not involved.Do you get an automatic entry into the drawing by paying the $350 or do you have to buy raffle tickets seperately? So you can't hunt elk at all if you don't get drawn for their bull raffle? but you can hunt Any Buck deer?Can you have a partner come with you; if you get drawn, as long as they are not hunting (pack bitch)?
Quote from: skywalker253 on March 02, 2013, 07:56:38 PMQuote from: trophyhunt on March 01, 2013, 03:16:21 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 01, 2013, 03:06:18 PMWhat is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?It's a permit that gives you a key to access thousands of acres of private gated land to hunt deer, bear, predators and do what ever. They draw 6 permit holders for a chance to hunt elk on the property, big elk. It is located in the kapowsin area, you can take up to 5 cords of wood with your permit. They only sell 1200 permits, which I think is too much. The deer hunting used to be better but it's still ok, I would hope with the gates there is less poaching. The permit cost 350.00, expensive so it's a tough decision but it's close to home for me.So you pay $350 for private land access. Then you apply for a special permit in the game regs to get a chance at a trophy bull? If you don't get drawn, then you have general season rules (3 point or better for elk/Any Buck for Deer)No. Hancock only let's 6 of the 1200 permittees hunt Bulls in there. Hancock does the drawing. The state is not involved.
Quote from: trophyhunt on March 01, 2013, 03:16:21 PMQuote from: skywalker253 on March 01, 2013, 03:06:18 PMWhat is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?It's a permit that gives you a key to access thousands of acres of private gated land to hunt deer, bear, predators and do what ever. They draw 6 permit holders for a chance to hunt elk on the property, big elk. It is located in the kapowsin area, you can take up to 5 cords of wood with your permit. They only sell 1200 permits, which I think is too much. The deer hunting used to be better but it's still ok, I would hope with the gates there is less poaching. The permit cost 350.00, expensive so it's a tough decision but it's close to home for me.So you pay $350 for private land access. Then you apply for a special permit in the game regs to get a chance at a trophy bull? If you don't get drawn, then you have general season rules (3 point or better for elk/Any Buck for Deer)
Quote from: skywalker253 on March 01, 2013, 03:06:18 PMWhat is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?It's a permit that gives you a key to access thousands of acres of private gated land to hunt deer, bear, predators and do what ever. They draw 6 permit holders for a chance to hunt elk on the property, big elk. It is located in the kapowsin area, you can take up to 5 cords of wood with your permit. They only sell 1200 permits, which I think is too much. The deer hunting used to be better but it's still ok, I would hope with the gates there is less poaching. The permit cost 350.00, expensive so it's a tough decision but it's close to home for me.
What is the Kapowsin permit? What makes it so special?
one Eatonville permittee is drawn. There is no drawing for white river or Snoqualmie so anyone can hunt elk in those 2 tree farms.
Quote from: grundy53 on March 02, 2013, 08:19:46 PMone Eatonville permittee is drawn. There is no drawing for white river or Snoqualmie so anyone can hunt elk in those 2 tree farms.So if you apply for the White River Special Permit, then you better buy an acces permit before hand or you cannot access the area to fill your tag?
I wouldn't even hunt the hancock land if I drew that permit, there are much better places to hunt.
Quote from: skywalker253 on March 02, 2013, 08:30:33 PMQuote from: grundy53 on March 02, 2013, 08:19:46 PMone Eatonville permittee is drawn. There is no drawing for white river or Snoqualmie so anyone can hunt elk in those 2 tree farms.So if you apply for the White River Special Permit, then you better buy an acces permit before hand or you cannot access the area to fill your tag? Not all of the White river GMU is in Hancock's White river tree farm. Also, If White River tree farm sells out of permits I believe Hancock will sell you a special one for just your hunt for like $100.
you can also cut up to 5 cords of firewood a year in there.
Just checked and it says sold out. 6 guys (or gals) should be getting a phone call that will make your elk season a lot more interesting in the very near future! Good luck to everyone in the drawing.