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Dear Mr. Kain,Thank you for contacting the Wildlife Program with your question on bait. As defined in RCW 77.15.245 bait is defined as “a substance placed, exposed, deposited, distributed, scattered, or otherwise used for the purpose of attracting black bears to an area where one or more persons hunt or intend to hunt them.” This includes scents, and other popular attractants sold by sporting goods stores. If you have any further questions, comments, or concerns please feel free to contact the Wildlife Program at (360) 902-2515. Sincerely, Mike DayCustomer Service SpecialistWildlife Program
how is a cover scent illegal?? The removal of your scent should not be illegal
i read a washington game and fish article and it said scents were legalthey can't eat it so how can it be baitbut this state is all screwed up and who knows what they'd say
I think if you are using "normal" types of cover scent you would be O.K., but dont smell like a jelly donut....
i read a washington game and fish article and it said scents were legalthey can't eat it so how can it be baitbut this state is all screwed up and who knows what they'ed say
I have asked many game agents and most say that they would advise not using elk cover scent while calling for bears as you may be cited
"bait" means a substance placed, exposed, deposited, distributed, scattered, or otherwise used for the purpose of attracting black bears to an area where one or more persons hunt or intend to hunt them.
How's he gonna prove you're wearing elk urine anyway?
What about earth scent? it's not an attractant and is only to make you blend in like camo does?
QuoteWhat about earth scent? it's not an attractant and is only to make you blend in like camo does?Watch out! you may be stalked by The Hairy Tie Dyed Hippie Chick..
what if i like to cook breakfast while out in the woods? nothing like a big slab of bacon while bear hunting.
I gather that no scents makes no sense?