Doe tag mossy rock

[hawks1469]

hello I drew a doe tag by mistake for mossy rock. need help on where to start any information would help. don't need anybody's hunting hole, just need a road to start at thanks

[RB]

Exit 68 off of Southbound I-5 Highway 12 East towards Morton/Yakima thats the road you need. 

Welcome to the site it will help if you leave a little more information, which weapon you drew tag for, what kind of experience you have, how much time you will be spending going after the tag and so forth.

Get a map and start looking at public land that has access. Best of luck to you
 

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

There's a State Park at Lake Mayfield. Camp there and hike out of camp and hunt.

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

I don't mean to hunt in the park!

[bobcat]

If I mistakenly drew a permit I didn't want, I would turn it in and ask that my points be restored.

Just sayin'. 

Not much public land in 505. But there is a little DNR land, you'll just need a Discover pass and a good map.

[hawks1469]

thanks guys its a doe tag for modern fire been hunting for about 20 years just never over on the west side.
i will chech out the DNR land

[Soady]

If I mistakenly drew a permit I didn't want, I would turn it in and ask that my points be restored.

Just sayin'. 

Not much public land in 505. But there is a little DNR land, you'll just need a Discover pass and a good map.

Can't return the tag after you draw and get your points back. You can call before the draw and make changes. I did that last year saving 8 points on a mistaken quality bull draw in an off unit I picked.
Check out Peterman Hill off of 12.

[bobcat]

If I mistakenly drew a permit I didn't want, I would turn it in and ask that my points be restored.

Just sayin'. 

Not much public land in 505. But there is a little DNR land, you'll just need a Discover pass and a good map.

Can't return the tag after you draw and get your points back. You can call before the draw and make changes. I did that last year saving 8 points on a mistaken quality bull draw in an off unit I picked.
Check out Peterman Hill off of 12.

Yes, you can have your points restored if you can show that you mistakenly drew a permit. It's written right into the law, I've seen it.