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I said this in another thread but.,I see fishing having a lot better chances of opening then hunting.Fishing has overall a lot more support,local fishing spots that most people can utilize locally,lost revenue is high.Hunting everybody wants to travel,not much support,And I just don't see the governor lifting his stay at home order just yet ,and don't believe WDFW would support a local type hunt if they did they would of got it open by now.
Quote from: hunter399 on April 24, 2020, 08:32:22 PMI said this in another thread but.,I see fishing having a lot better chances of opening then hunting.Fishing has overall a lot more support,local fishing spots that most people can utilize locally,lost revenue is high.Hunting everybody wants to travel,not much support,And I just don't see the governor lifting his stay at home order just yet ,and don't believe WDFW would support a local type hunt if they did they would of got it open by now.This is probably correct as much as it saddens me. I don’t travel to turkey hunt. I could have killed a couple turkeys the last few weeks just mushroom hunting. But just opening fishing would be huge for people who use fishing for stress release. We need something real fast.All Freshwater fishing would be a decent start.
Quote from: The scout on April 24, 2020, 01:51:26 PMInslee is going to drag the fishing and hunting shut down as long as he can. It already should be open, what will be different may 4th?I 100% agree with both statements and am 50/50 to whether it opens or not. If it doesn't open, WDFW, State Reps, Inslee and everyone else I can get a hold of will get an ear full. This has got to end....and should have ended a couple weeks ago.
Inslee is going to drag the fishing and hunting shut down as long as he can. It already should be open, what will be different may 4th?
And a haircut wouldn’t be bad either
I think we’re all gonna be pleasantly surprised
Quote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 01:57:06 PMQuote from: The scout on April 24, 2020, 01:51:26 PMInslee is going to drag the fishing and hunting shut down as long as he can. It already should be open, what will be different may 4th?I 100% agree with both statements and am 50/50 to whether it opens or not. If it doesn't open, WDFW, State Reps, Inslee and everyone else I can get a hold of will get an ear full. This has got to end....and should have ended a couple weeks ago. Jrbel, maybe it would be prudent to call and email the county health department officials in Steven's, Pend Oreille, Okanogan, Ferry, Pacific, Callam and Grays Harbor counties. That's your stiffest opposition to welcoming all of the visitors from the greater Puget Sound region. An educated and holistic view of the shutdown and reasoning would serve all advocates of reopening well.
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Quote from: Tbar on April 26, 2020, 04:14:33 PMQuote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 01:57:06 PMQuote from: The scout on April 24, 2020, 01:51:26 PMInslee is going to drag the fishing and hunting shut down as long as he can. It already should be open, what will be different may 4th?I 100% agree with both statements and am 50/50 to whether it opens or not. If it doesn't open, WDFW, State Reps, Inslee and everyone else I can get a hold of will get an ear full. This has got to end....and should have ended a couple weeks ago. Jrbel, maybe it would be prudent to call and email the county health department officials in Steven's, Pend Oreille, Okanogan, Ferry, Pacific, Callam and Grays Harbor counties. That's your stiffest opposition to welcoming all of the visitors from the greater Puget Sound region. An educated and holistic view of the shutdown and reasoning would serve all advocates of reopening well. Theyre already getting visitors. Its not like no one is taking advantage of the time off work.Up around Greenwater last Thursday I seen I don't know how many people camping and hanging out by the river. The river was busier than it is on a summer weekend with 10-15 cars piled into one spot. I get it - its Greenwater and not those counties, but if its happening there I'm sure its just as bad in those counties.I wonder how many turkey "viewing" camps are set up in the forests around Chewelah/Colville? I'm sure theres some guys hunting coyotes/mountain lions with shotguns.My point being - its happening anyway. I don't think officially allowing it is going to cause a flood of people because frankly, not very many people are following it anyway. Especially not other(hikers/bikers/etc) users of the forest.
Quote from: JeffRaines on April 26, 2020, 05:42:22 PMQuote from: Tbar on April 26, 2020, 04:14:33 PMQuote from: jrebel on April 24, 2020, 01:57:06 PMQuote from: The scout on April 24, 2020, 01:51:26 PMInslee is going to drag the fishing and hunting shut down as long as he can. It already should be open, what will be different may 4th?I 100% agree with both statements and am 50/50 to whether it opens or not. If it doesn't open, WDFW, State Reps, Inslee and everyone else I can get a hold of will get an ear full. This has got to end....and should have ended a couple weeks ago. Jrbel, maybe it would be prudent to call and email the county health department officials in Steven's, Pend Oreille, Okanogan, Ferry, Pacific, Callam and Grays Harbor counties. That's your stiffest opposition to welcoming all of the visitors from the greater Puget Sound region. An educated and holistic view of the shutdown and reasoning would serve all advocates of reopening well. Theyre already getting visitors. Its not like no one is taking advantage of the time off work.Up around Greenwater last Thursday I seen I don't know how many people camping and hanging out by the river. The river was busier than it is on a summer weekend with 10-15 cars piled into one spot. I get it - its Greenwater and not those counties, but if its happening there I'm sure its just as bad in those counties.I wonder how many turkey "viewing" camps are set up in the forests around Chewelah/Colville? I'm sure theres some guys hunting coyotes/mountain lions with shotguns.My point being - its happening anyway. I don't think officially allowing it is going to cause a flood of people because frankly, not very many people are following it anyway. Especially not other(hikers/bikers/etc) users of the forest.I tell ya I was getting firewood ,around the chewalah area and the woods are pretty busy 😃