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Title: Gillnet Ban Dies In Olympia, But Some Fish-Wildlife Bills Still Kicking
Post by: Special T on March 19, 2019, 02:29:23 PM: http://nwsportsmanmag.com/gillnet-ban-dies-in-olympia-but-some-fish-wildlife-bills-still-kicking/?fbclid=IwAR2yrB5BeJtpfsSLpWLzPnqzlHFF-ZagrppKdXFeApP8F5VfN-sNzCKbLM8

HB 2097, gray wolf status review, passed House 98-0, referred to Senate ag-natural resources committee;

SB 5148, hunter pink, passed Senate 48-0-0-1 (yes-no-abstain-absent), referred to House ag-natural resources committee and scheduled for an executive session today.

SB 5525, gives WDFW goal to up whitetail numbers so surveys find 8 to 9 a mile, passed Senate 48-0-0-1, scheduled for a hearing before House ag-natural resources committee tomorrow;

SB 5597, creates work group to study aerial applications of pesticides on forestlands, passed Senate 47-0-0-2, scheduled for a hearing before House ag-natural resources committee on March 22
Title: Re: Gillnet Ban Dies In Olympia, But Some Fish-Wildlife Bills Still Kicking
Post by: SkookumHntr on March 19, 2019, 02:31:05 PM: :bash:
Title: Re: Gillnet Ban Dies In Olympia, But Some Fish-Wildlife Bills Still Kicking
Post by: Houndhunter on March 19, 2019, 08:36:09 PM: Hb1516 passed in the Senate committee today, hopefully it gets brought to the floor in the coming weeks.