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Quote from: Ice Cap on February 23, 2016, 04:02:07 PMQuote from: jackelope on February 23, 2016, 03:49:09 PMRight, the high hunt is not technically anything special for archery hunters. It's just a regular season like most of the rest of the state is for the archery guys at that point.Except you can only kill a deer with a bow in the wilderness area if you have a multi season tag.An archery deer tag won't cut it.Or am I wrong?All the other areas are open during the general archery season so you could use your archery tag. I suppose if you had a multiseason tag you could kill a deer with your bow In the Pasayten. . The other potential downside (that some may not think is a downside)is you'll have to wear your blaze orange if you're hunting the high hunt areas with your bow during the high hunt seasons. Everyone will have to wear orange since there is a rifle season going.
Quote from: jackelope on February 23, 2016, 03:49:09 PMRight, the high hunt is not technically anything special for archery hunters. It's just a regular season like most of the rest of the state is for the archery guys at that point.Except you can only kill a deer with a bow in the wilderness area if you have a multi season tag.An archery deer tag won't cut it.Or am I wrong?
Right, the high hunt is not technically anything special for archery hunters. It's just a regular season like most of the rest of the state is for the archery guys at that point.
Anyone know why it is that the Pasayten is closed?
No archery season in the Pasayten... well then I'd suggest you learn to shoot a rifle. That's similar to what I did when I wanted to hunt the bugling season for elk. Rather than petitioning WDFW to open a rifle bugling season I broke out a bow.
Somebody please post a legitimate reason why there should not be a few early archery permits. And don't say cause of the pressure or meat spoilage.
That's why I said to dispute the original idea with something other then those two arguments.