Hunting Washington Forum
Big Game Hunting => Deer Hunting => Topic started by: SilkOnTheDrySide on July 02, 2011, 04:33:10 PM
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Am I reading the regs right? Is the Cedar River Unit not open to hunting?
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Never mind, answered my own question...it's in the Watershed.
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Am I reading the regs right? Is the Cedar River Unit not open to hunting?
Only if you are an Indian.
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I would be Number 1 on my permit app if it was. Some real bruisers in there...
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Why is it not open for permit? They give it a GMU # & the Green river is open for permit.
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Because it is a Seattle Watershed. None of the Seattle sheds are huntable, unless you are native.
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Why is it not open for permit? They give it a GMU # & the Green river is open for permit.
The only areas that aren't give a GMU are the large indian reservations and national parks.
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I thought i read somewere the watershed employees can hunt it..Anyway.......When i was 12 ,wich was about 1978 ,the 1st year i hunted.A friend of mines father used to drag us in there a few times to hunt.Back then there was several areas were the fence was down and covered and we just walked in.Didn't really know it at the time what it was.We never got anything in the 2 or 3 times we went in.I do remeber him getting busted in the years that followed for poaching .Not sure if it was in the watershed thou.
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I thought i read somewere the watershed employees can hunt it..Anyway.......When i was 12 ,wich was about 1978 ,the 1st year i hunted.A friend of mines father used to drag us in there a few times to hunt.Back then there was several areas were the fence was down and covered and we just walked in.Didn't really know it at the time what it was.We never got anything in the 2 or 3 times we went in.I do remeber him getting busted in the years that followed for poaching .Not sure if it was in the watershed thou.
No, employee's cannot hunt in there.
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I thought i read somewere the watershed employees can hunt it..Anyway.......When i was 12 ,wich was about 1978 ,the 1st year i hunted.A friend of mines father used to drag us in there a few times to hunt.Back then there was several areas were the fence was down and covered and we just walked in.Didn't really know it at the time what it was.We never got anything in the 2 or 3 times we went in.I do remeber him getting busted in the years that followed for poaching .Not sure if it was in the watershed thou.
Good role model there to start you off hunting! I know guys like that. I don't hunt with guys like that.
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My wife's uncle works in the cedar, Indians do hunt in there and log. They are taking some nice wood out of there. He see's some big animals but not a whole lot, give it a few years after the indians open it up with some clear cut's. The state has tried to get it open for permits but the liberal seattle folks dont want non natives in there hunting, more BS.
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My wife's uncle works in the cedar, Indians do hunt in there and log. They are taking some nice wood out of there. He see's some big animals but not a whole lot, give it a few years after the indians open it up with some clear cut's. The state has tried to get it open for permits but the liberal seattle folks dont want non natives in there hunting, more BS.
During the native hunts, they even limit the access to employees. They really don't want it publicized that they are letting the native's hunt and log in there.
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My wife's uncle works in the cedar, Indians do hunt in there and log. They are taking some nice wood out of there. He see's some big animals but not a whole lot, give it a few years after the indians open it up with some clear cut's. The state has tried to get it open for permits but the liberal seattle folks dont want non natives in there hunting, more BS.
During the native hunts, they even limit the access to employees. They really don't want it publicized that they are letting the native's hunt and log in there.
come on are you guys serious? if this is true i am getting so sick and tired of certain people being able to do things we cant.I am not trying to turn this into a bashing thread but wtf? :dunno:
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There used to be a couple open sections in the middle that I heard rich guys would helicopter into?
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Then they put the kobosh on that
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My wife's uncle works in the cedar, Indians do hunt in there and log. They are taking some nice wood out of there. He see's some big animals but not a whole lot, give it a few years after the indians open it up with some clear cut's. The state has tried to get it open for permits but the liberal seattle folks dont want non natives in there hunting, more BS.
During the native hunts, they even limit the access to employees. They really don't want it publicized that they are letting the native's hunt and log in there.
come on are you guys serious? if this is true i am getting so sick and tired of certain people being able to do things we cant.I am not trying to turn this into a bashing thread but wtf? :dunno:
100% true, sickning isn't it!
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Like they need their own private hunting area.