Tradition only unit

[dreamingbig]

From the latest available WDFW minutes...

"5c. DIRECTOR’S REPORT:
Director Anderson reviewed significant Department issues and activities, including:
• Ideas for generating revenue"

You tell me they don't have revenue on their minds.

[pianoman9701]

I hunt with both my stick and my Hoyt. If you had trad-only units, that would necessarily mean taking units out of use for general archery hunters and there are already enough restrictions on archery as it is, and too many units requiring a draw. I'd be opposed to it.

[Snapshot]

I hunt with both my stick and my Hoyt. If you had trad-only units, that would necessarily mean taking units out of use for general archery hunters and there are already enough restrictions on archery as it is, and too many units requiring a draw. I'd be opposed to it.

I would oppose it too if it meant that units would taken away from anyone or any weapon. But there are units that are not open to hunting now that maybe could be if the equipment were restricted. Patch & ball, stickbows, open iron sights... Put more challenge in it so that the game animal has a better chance of winning the contest of wit versus instinct. It would give the hunter more recreational time, fewer animals would be taken and the state could require that a special "traditional" stamp be purchased; that would be a win-win scenario all around.