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Those goats live in nasty country. No roads, very few trails.
Quote from: fishngamereaper on May 18, 2017, 05:32:22 PMThose goats live in nasty country. No roads, very few trails.Is there really that much "conflict" then? I don't get it.
At least a few more hunters are getting a chance to hunt goats! Are any of those trails accessible with horses, is that an option for bowhunterforever?
Last year it was 100% success and 1 day per kill.
Related question on goat conflict reduction hunts.If you draw this tag, are you told by the State a specific area within the defined tag parameters, or specific goat to hunt? Or can you hunt the whole defined area for the tag and take an animal of your choice?I would not want to get drawn for this once in a lifetime tag and be told to take a young nanny....
Quote from: Rob on May 30, 2017, 03:21:04 PMRelated question on goat conflict reduction hunts.If you draw this tag, are you told by the State a specific area within the defined tag parameters, or specific goat to hunt? Or can you hunt the whole defined area for the tag and take an animal of your choice?I would not want to get drawn for this once in a lifetime tag and be told to take a young nanny....http://wdfw.wa.gov/publications/01903/wdfw01903.pdf
I don't believe so and I don't see anything that insinuates that. There have been a few of these hunt stories posted on here. Don't recall anything like that happening.
Thanks TheHunt for reminding people of this. I think the winners of this tag should receive some sort of packet that would outline stuff like this. Everyone has video on there phone now, someone blows up a goat midday on the trail and we will get to watch the last hunt on Inside Edition