Post by: h2ofwl4 on June 22, 2010, 12:05:54 PM
Post by: rasbo on June 22, 2010, 12:08:27 PM
Anybody know when the next class is? Last year it was held at the WSTA Ronde in Augustsame place if they do it,,cashmere..pm fatslinger
Post by: Humptulips on June 24, 2010, 08:18:04 PM
WDFW is changing the designation to WCO in July.
Post by: gramps on June 26, 2010, 04:55:30 PM
Post by: Humptulips on June 26, 2010, 11:11:21 PM
Does one need to sign up for the class and is there a fee??
There is a fee for the manual. I think $10 and we would like you to join the association. Don't think you need sign up ahead of time for the rendezvous classes. Might be best if you called George Brady and ask.(509)923-2326 or e-mail at cascadeb@televar He may be in Germany right now so don't be impatient if he doesn't get back to you right away.
Post by: gramps on June 27, 2010, 08:53:31 PM
Thanks
Post by: Humptulips on June 28, 2010, 07:09:18 PM
Thanks for the reply...guess I should have asked....this is for the trapping license, right?
Thanks
Both the Trapper Training class and the NWCO class are held. Trapper training starts in the morning and the NWCO class starts when trapper training is over. The whole thing wraps up some time in the afternoon. Trapper training takes up most of the time. The NWCO class is pretty short.
You must have the trapper training to get a trapping license and you must have the license to get the NWCO permit.
Post by: overunder12 on June 28, 2010, 11:32:08 PM
Thanks for the reply...guess I should have asked....this is for the trapping license, right?
Thanks
Both the Trapper Training class and the NWCO class are held. Trapper training starts in the morning and the NWCO class starts when trapper training is over. The whole thing wraps up some time in the afternoon. Trapper training takes up most of the time. The NWCO class is pretty short.
You must have the trapper training to get a trapping license and you must have the license to get the NWCO permit.
Hello, I'm going in for my trapping test on the 21st July, and was told by a lady at the mill creek office: I simply needed to pass the test, then you go buy the trapping license. and then take a class with a fella out of olympia to get a NWC cert. Is this incorrect? sure as heck don't want to miss the class if I need it to trap this year!
Post by: rasbo on June 29, 2010, 04:27:04 AM
For a nwco thats correct,she is probably speaking of Sean Carrell,If its the nwco you want.Thanks for the reply...guess I should have asked....this is for the trapping license, right?
Thanks
Both the Trapper Training class and the NWCO class are held. Trapper training starts in the morning and the NWCO class starts when trapper training is over. The whole thing wraps up some time in the afternoon. Trapper training takes up most of the time. The NWCO class is pretty short.
You must have the trapper training to get a trapping license and you must have the license to get the NWCO permit.
Hello, I'm going in for my trapping test on the 21st July, and was told by a lady at the mill creek office: I simply needed to pass the test, then you go buy the trapping license. and then take a class with a fella out of olympia to get a NWC cert. Is this incorrect? sure as heck don't want to miss the class if I need it to trap this year!
Post by: Humptulips on June 29, 2010, 11:48:55 PM
Thanks for the reply...guess I should have asked....this is for the trapping license, right?
Thanks
Both the Trapper Training class and the NWCO class are held. Trapper training starts in the morning and the NWCO class starts when trapper training is over. The whole thing wraps up some time in the afternoon. Trapper training takes up most of the time. The NWCO class is pretty short.
You must have the trapper training to get a trapping license and you must have the license to get the NWCO permit.
Hello, I'm going in for my trapping test on the 21st July, and was told by a lady at the mill creek office: I simply needed to pass the test, then you go buy the trapping license. and then take a class with a fella out of olympia to get a NWC cert. Is this incorrect? sure as heck don't want to miss the class if I need it to trap this year!
That is what is known as challenging the course. Yes, you can do it that way but I would advise you to at least get the Trapper Training Manual and study it.
If you take the NWCO class from Sean it will be pretty much and all day deal.
Bruce