biringer farm marysville wa, will it be open for hunting?

[NW-GSP]

The dike at biringer farm looks like it was broke and channels have been dug out by heavy equipment. I am just wondering if it will be open for hunting?.

[NW-GSP]

Really 84 views and no one has anything to say 

[Ccortez]

Idk if it will be open I just know they wanted to open up the dikes around the area there  let the water take its course  again

[h2ofowlr]

New project, most probably have not heard of it.  I do see birds in that field along with deer.  Don't know if it's open to hunting.

[NW-GSP]

There had been talk about the dikes being broken in that area for years.

[D-Rock425]

Anyone know who actually owns the property now?

[Goldeneye]

Anyone know who actually owns the property now?

The Port of Everett owns it.  My guess would be it'll be a wildlife "sanctuary" with no hunting.  Keeping my fingers crossed that it isn't designated that though.

[Widgeondeke]

That being said, I highly doubt the Port of Everett will allow hunting 
They will argue we have the North end of Spencer Island.

[FWilliams]

The port f Everett purchased that land in the 90's to use as a wetlands bank for projects at the port, when they take tidal land at the port they have to replace it somewhere, the "bank" is used to fulfill that obligation, same thing they did at union slough, do they allow hunting there at the union slough project?, usually  they are turned into wetland conservation area.

[addicted2hunting]

no hunting im sure. its for the wetlands/tidal restoration they have been talking about for years. I know the berringer had huge problems with it a few years ago.

[constructeur]

So the positive is that it will be more soft water for birds to stage...

[BD1]

Unfortunately there is rarely anything that could be described as new hunting access on this side of the state.  If it is huntable it is probably a lease.  If the port owns it I am 99.9% sure it is not huntable.  There is a salmon restoration project in between the sewer plant and Spencer that is not posted but is off limits (not that you would want to hunt it anyway), be careful...the lack of signage is not a free pass to hunt, and it can get confusing in that area.
mike

[HUNTINCOUPLE]

That being said, I highly doubt the Port of Everett will allow hunting 
They will argue we have the North end of Spencer Island.

Not really an argument? You do have the north end of Spencer....

[NW-GSP]

That being said, I highly doubt the Port of Everett will allow hunting 
They will argue we have the North end of Spencer Island.

Not really an argument? You do have the north end of Spencer....

yes but you really cant walk in that far cause they broke the dike

[Widgeondeke]

That being said, I highly doubt the Port of Everett will allow hunting 
They will argue we have the North end of Spencer Island.

Not really an argument? You do have the north end of Spencer....

Exactly. 10 years ago you could walk in and hunt most of the area. now you need a boat

yes but you really cant walk in that far cause they broke the dike