NO SHOOTING ZONE QUESTION

[BENCHLEG]

that is correct but in packwood that could get sticky . check the the local laws.

[Curly]

that is correct but in packwood that could get sticky . check the the local laws.

I posted a link to the local laws.  Here is a quote from that link:

9.10.020 Definitions.

(1) General. As used in this article, unless the context or subject matter clearly requires otherwise, the following words and/or phrases all have the same meanings:

(a) “Firearm” is a weapon or device from which a projectile or projectiles may be fired by an explosive such as gunpowder.

(b) “No shooting zone” is any geographical area designated within LCC 9.10.040 within which the use, shooting, discharge, or otherwise use of any firearm would be prohibited. [Ord. 1109-E, 2005; Ord. 1157, 1998; Ord, 1109 Art. II, 1990]

[coachcw]

archery is leagal , but make sure  he wears hunter orange, If you call the sheriffs office they have a map that is very up to date . some no shooting zones only apply to target shooting . I called the game dept on an area near preaston and they refered me to the sheriffs .good luck.

[woodswalker]

It's funny, you can use a bow to shoot an elk during modern firearm, but you can't use a muzzleloader.  That was the answer I was given last year by WDFW. I believe city ordinances will be the deciding factor whether you can shoot a bow or not.

Yes, you can use a muzzleloader during modern firearm season, provided you hold a modern firearm tag for that area. You can even use a scoped muzzy in mod. season.

with 209s no less.