I am confused about Fall Turkey hunting regulations

[Lady Grouse hunter]

This is here and NOW!

[Russ McDonald]

Soo to sort this out as I was a bit confused as well... BUT did my homework soo this is what I found out?
2 beardless (means HENS or young birds undeveloped), then (2) Cocks, a bearded Turkey which can be a young boy or and olde' Cock with a hanging feathered Beard off it's neck base. Soo thge bottum line is {4} bird per tag from Sept. to Dec. 31st. WOW WE did not have this oppotunity back then...

Back when? I shot my first turkey in this state when the annual harvest was about 100 birds...now it is about 5000.

It is 2 beardless and 2 of either sex fir the fall season in 101-154 and 162-186 GMU's.  Male turkey's are called toms

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[Platensek-po]

Soo to sort this out as I was a bit confused as well... BUT did my homework soo this is what I found out?
2 beardless (means HENS or young birds undeveloped), then (2) Cocks, a bearded Turkey which can be a young boy or and olde' Cock with a hanging feathered Beard off it's neck base. Soo thge bottum line is {4} bird per tag from Sept. to Dec. 31st. WOW WE did not have this oppotunity back then...

Just to be clear you need a tag for each bird. It’s not 4birds per tag. You can harvest a total of 7 turkeys a year in Washington, although very difficult, and you would require 7 tags to do so.

[Russ McDonald]

Also if you did not fill your spring tag it is still good for the fall.

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[carlyoungs]

So it would cost you about $140 in tags to shoot all them turkeys? Cheaper to buy butterballs.

[BLH69]

 Cheaper to buy beef. Thats not the point.

[carlyoungs]

I realize that. But 20 a tag for turkey? Make it a little more affordable and a lot more people would buy multiple tags.

[TheStovePipeKid]

I realize that. But 20 a tag for turkey? Make it a little more affordable and a lot more people would buy multiple tags.

I keep my fingers crossed they'll develop a bundle one day with a wad of tags at a discount rate. I'm sure it will happen right after they establish a wolf hunting season.

[Stein]

I think my buddy pays $6.50 in MT, but then again there is so much more opportunity here I see why we have to pay more.