enough land to hunt

[Beardo]

Try to get 5 acres adjacent to public land or private timberland that is open to hunting.   

 

Looked at the property on Google maps and pilchuck creek runs through the property and on the other side of the creek there is a bunch of public land. Going to look at the place tomorrow again. 

[NoImpactNoIdea]

Know county/local laws too.  Depending on how close the neighbors build a 'structure' to your property line, it may remove parts of your land from being huntable.  Example--some counties i think it is 'no discharge' within 150 ft of a 'structure', so if the nieghbor has a barn/shed/pumphouse by the property line, it can take out a good sized portion.

Don't know if that includes archery, but if it does, just get permission and you're good to go.  Also, some of those list habitable structures so a pumphouse might not matter.   

Pretty sure that KCC only applies to firearms.