Not exactly a hunting question, but I'm curious why Western Washington doesn't have a viable moose population? You hear of them occasionally popping up in the North Cascades, but there rare as far as I know, and obviously there is no hunting opportunity over this way. Is it just a matter of establishing a breeding population in an area they were run out of, or is there a more fundamental reason the Cascade/Olympic habitat isn't suitable to hold good numbers of moose?
