Deer, bear, and elk hunting reports are due in a week. December 31st is the deadline to submit reports, do it now or pay a fine later.
https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/wa/wdfw/licenses_hunter_report.html
January 31st bobcat...
Yes, I realized that after I posted. But decided to leave it. It's best to get them in now. Who's going to remember if you wait until next month? Plus I believe if you do it by December 31st you are entered into the drawing for the incentive tags.
Nope, even special permit holdees who's seasons run past jan 31st will still be in the incentive drawing aslong as they comply with the 10day rule by the end of there season.
I agree with getting it done asap if you can to not forget, but no reason to give out misinformation and incite panic..
Hunting Activity Reporting
Beginning on the first day of the hunting season
through January 31, 2014, hunters must report
their hunting activity for EACH special permit
acquired AND each deer, elk, bear, moose,
bighorn sheep, mountain goat, and turkey tag
purchased in 2013. For each transport tag you
will owe one general season hunting activity
report AND you will also owe one hunting
activity report for EACH special permit
awarded. You must complete ALL reports
to avoid the $10 penalty. Hunters who do
not meet the deadline must pay a $10 penalty
before they can buy a license the following year.
If your special-permit hunting season extends
beyond January 31, your hunter report is due
within 10 days of the close of that season. One
hunter report is required for each transport tag
and permit acquired and should be completed
when you are done hunting the general season
for that species. The special hunt permit reports
should be completed at the end of the special
hunt season. You will receive a confirmation
number for each successfully submitted hunter
report. Be sure to keep all of your confirmation
numbers. You are not required to report cougar
transport tags unless you harvest a cougar (see
hide sealing requirements on page 60).
