WDFW 2021-23 Hunt proposals

[bearpaw]

There is only one way to see meaningful changes in wildlife management in Washington: VOTE IN A NEW GOVERNOR!

[buckfvr]

There is only one way to see meaningful changes in wildlife management in Washington: VOTE IN A NEW GOVERNOR!

That is a fact !!  We're at the mercy of western wa. and I personally do not see a change on the horizon.

[Camo]

Was there a way to "submit" your selections at the end or are they automatically submitted? It just ended after presumably the last waterfowl question with no indication you were finished or responses were received.

[grundy53]

I took the survey. There were some good proposals. They definitely should have added mule deer and predator proposals though.

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[Rainstorm Hunter]

Was there a way to "submit" your selections at the end or are they automatically submitted? It just ended after presumably the last waterfowl question with no indication you were finished or responses were received.

Camo, on the multiple choice questions it was automatically submitted when you click on it. As for the comments, you would have to type it out and then hit the submit button directly under the comment box.

[Lucky1]

There is only one way to see meaningful changes in wildlife management in Washington: VOTE IN A NEW GOVERNOR!

That is a fact !!  We're at the mercy of western wa. and I personally do not see a change on the horizon.

Don’t give up. Find 1 or 2 people who don’t vote and get them registered. You can do it on your smart phone. Really. If we all get 1 more person to vote we can win. Just don’t register anyone who will vote democrat.

[Camo]

Was there a way to "submit" your selections at the end or are they automatically submitted? It just ended after presumably the last waterfowl question with no indication you were finished or responses were received.

Camo, on the multiple choice questions it was automatically submitted when you click on it. As for the comments, you would have to type it out and then hit the submit button directly under the comment box.

Copy that, usually there is something that says "thanks for completing" or something to that effect. To your point they apparently removed the "carnivores" section that was included in the first of three emails.

WDFW NEWS RELEASE
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
1111 Washington St. SE, Olympia, WA 98501
https://wdfw.wa.gov
Aug. 3, 2020
Contact: Sam Montgomery, 360-688-0721
WDFW seeks public comments on 2021-2023 hunting season proposals
OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is seeking comments on proposed alternatives for 2021-23 hunting seasons and has scheduled several meetings in August and September to discuss proposals with the public.
The hunting season proposals will be posted Monday, Aug. 17, on WDFW’s website for the public to provide comments. WDFW will accept public comments through Tuesday, Sept. 15.
This year, WDFW has scheduled a series of virtual public meetings by topic to discuss the 2021-23 hunting season alternatives. The meetings are scheduled from 6-7 p.m. on the following dates:
•   Thursday, Aug. 20 – Waterfowl 
•   Tuesday, Aug. 25 – Carnivores, small game, upland game, furbearers 
•   Thursday, Aug. 27 – General and equipment 
•   Tuesday, Sept. 1 – Licensing 
•   Thursday, Sept. 3 – Elk
•   Wednesday, Sept. 9 – Deer
•   Thursday, Sept. 10 – Mountain goat, bighorn sheep, and boundaries
The public can attend the events and ask questions in real time by clicking on the corresponding link above.

[WapitiTalk1]

There is only one way to see meaningful changes in wildlife management in Washington: VOTE IN A NEW GOVERNOR!

No trout about that 

[stlusn30-06]

Nothing about the mule deer herds was a huge disappointment.  I can see where this state is continued to head.

Did I get a different survey than most people? I had like 3 or 4 (maybe it was 2-3) proposals around Mule Deer (mostly no antlerless in certain gmus) and they were calling out declining numbers as the reasoning.

[kselkhunter]

Nothing about the mule deer herds was a huge disappointment.  I can see where this state is continued to head.

Did I get a different survey than most people? I had like 3 or 4 (maybe it was 2-3) proposals around Mule Deer (mostly no antlerless in certain gmus) and they were calling out declining numbers as the reasoning.

You're correct.  The mule deer information was in there.

[idahohuntr]

Nothing about the mule deer herds was a huge disappointment.  I can see where this state is continued to head.

Did I get a different survey than most people? I had like 3 or 4 (maybe it was 2-3) proposals around Mule Deer (mostly no antlerless in certain gmus) and they were calling out declining numbers as the reasoning.

You're correct.  The mule deer information was in there.

Yes, there were some token proposals for a few gmus.  It's the silence on the rest of the states mule deer that irritates me.

[Onewhohikes]

Well this is the time to make your comments as we will be pretty much be stuck with their proposals if we don't speak up

[haftard]

I like how they plan on adding the only real chuck of public land in the yale unit to the toudal. I hope if they do that they get rid of the yale unit and move it into the battleground unit. Hopefuly that helps the toudal herd a bit tho.

Are you kidding me tho on the 1x optic on muzzleloaders.

[Fatherof5]

 

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[Bango skank]

Are you kidding me tho on the 1x optic on muzzleloaders.

Did you not see the other proposal allowing magnifying scopes on muzzleloaders?