Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Elk Hunting => Topic started by: D-Rock425 on November 03, 2009, 09:48:36 AM
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I'm going over elk hunting with my gradfather today he has a cow permit 342 I think. I'm going just to go I have filled my archery elk tag. I'm bringing my video gear to film him shoot one we hope. his camp has 3 cow tags this year. The guys in camp have been seeing elk everyday so far just no spikes yet. hopfully we can get it done and put a few on the ground.
I wanted to know could I carry my rifle along for bear hunting or would it cause a problem with the game warden if he checked us. I don't think it would look good from his point of view. I have no plans on shooting an elk with out a tag is there a law against having a weapon on person with out a elk tag during elk season?
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If you have a valid bear tag, you should be fine to carry a rifle. I do the same when hunting with my buddy who has modern, and I have muzzleloader tag.
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They may question you but if you are not in any illegal activity they can not site you for bear hunting with a valid tag. The game wardens in Kittitas county are pretty laid back, or maybe that is only because I am a local! :chuckle: Just be truthful with them and you shouldn't have a problem.
Brandon
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good luck to you guys,if you have a bear tag and the season is open which it is i don't think they can touch you. because it says in the hunting book that you may not be in the field during any big game hunting seasons with a gun over .24 cal unless you have a tag for a big game animal that has a season open for it at the time you are in the field. :twocents:
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It doesn't matter to me if i carry or not i just wanted to know if it was legal.
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don't ask for help with a question then get upset about people replys. if you want legal advice talk to fish and wildlife, that is a legal question we are telling you are opinions i don't think any of us can give you legal advice
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don't ask for help with a question then get upset about people replys. if you want legal advice talk to fish and wildlife, that is a legal question we are telling you are opinions i don't think any of us can give you legal advice
I not upset with you or anyone else sorry if you took it that way. thanks for you input on the topic