Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: hunter399 on April 20, 2017, 07:38:22 PM
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winterkill would be the reason. I hope
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Each year the season gets one day longer due to calendar date adjustments matching a Saturday opening. So after seven years of the season getting a day longer each year they take a week off and the process starts all over. Considering the population is low due to the blue tongue I think that (even though it's incidental) it's good timing for the deer to recover.
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Each year the season gets one day longer due to calendar date adjustments matching a Saturday opening. So after seven years of the season getting a day longer each year they take a week off and the process starts all over. Considering the population is low due to the blue tongue I think that (even though it's incidental) it's good timing for the deer to recover.
For real. Interesting, first I have heard of this. cool
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look at past years pamphlets and you will see season gets a day earlier each year and then about every seven years they have to back it up a week and the process starts over
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Same thing happens with youth turkey, it's the first weekend in April, this year it was April 1-2, next year it should kick back to Apr 7-8.