Special permit not received yet from WDFW

[bobcat]

Your father will need his regular elk tag to use, along with the special permit. There is no additional cost. You may be thinking of the multi-season elk tag.

That makes sense. I drew multi season deer last season. So only the OIL hunts require the hunter to pay the special permit fee associated with the permit?

So when you got drawn for a sheep permit, you had to pay a substantial cost for to receive the permit; I'm guessing..

Yes, $332 for the tag. The permit is "free."   

[Elkterd]

The permit actually costs  13.60 if I remember right? Has this thread really gone on this long?

[bobcat]

The permit actually costs  13.60 if I remember right? Has this thread really gone on this long?

You're paying for the application, that's what the $13.60 is for. If permits could be bought for $13.60, everyone would be buying one. 

[Elkterd]

WOW! You all are really splitting hairs here this process  really is not all that complicated 

[Labredog]

A simple, it's on page ## would have been fine.

[Firedogg]

Looks like none of you are getting your permits. They all showed up on my doorstep yesterday when FedEx left several boxes. If you each send me $10 I will go through and mail them back out to you. Good thing there is a burn ban on right now otherwise the boxes would just go straight to my burn pile.


   Gawwwwdddd!!   Is it hunting season yet.... Everyone is going stir crazy and getting cranky.

[stevemiller]

Why are you guys sticking up for these people is beyond me..

I don't give a rip if they are low-level anything, THEY SHOULD KNOW. It's their friggin' job or ask. They gave me an answer, that could of cost me dearly, yet some of you stick up for them.

Im with camp on this 100%.If a,any for for that matter wdfw employee is asked a question the answer should be correct 100% or an Im not sure reply should be given.A wrong answer from them should never be allowed.That goes for any and all LEO in my op.Wrong is wrong if you dont know the answer 100% just say so big deal.

[Bob33]

Yep. Only 100 % perfect individuals should apply.

[stevemiller]

Yep. Only 100 % perfect individuals should apply.

Thats not fair bob.  You dont have to be perfect to say I am not sure about something.Thats just a ridiculous statement right there. 

[CAMPMEAT]

Yep. Only 100 % perfect individuals should apply.

Thats not fair bob.  You dont have to be perfect to say I am not sure about something.Thats just a ridiculous statement right there. 

Plus, I take offense to that since I'm disabled. I'm not 100% perfect like some seem to think they are.

[Bob33]

Yep. Only 100 % perfect individuals should apply.

Thats not fair bob.  You dont have to be perfect to say I am not sure about something.Thats just a ridiculous statement right there. 

What is your basis for assuming she was not sure? Did you consider the possibility she fully believed she was giving a correct answer?

[stevemiller]

Now your reaching bob.

[Bob33]

Now your reaching bob.

You're have lived a sheltered life if you've never been accidentally given incorrect information by a company employee before.

[stevemiller]

Bob never said I wasnt given the wrong info ever where are you coming up with this stuff?Your answering and asking these questions just like the person that gave camp the wrong info,Without a clue.If you dont have the right answer it is best to just say so and be done dont act like you know and answer,Its as simple as that.

[Tbar]

Bob never said I wasnt given the wrong info ever where are you coming up with this stuff?Your answering and asking these questions just like the person that gave camp the wrong info,Without a clue.If you dont have the right answer it is best to just say so and be done dont act like you know and answer,Its as simple as that.

The irony in this post.