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Quote from: Bob33 on July 09, 2015, 07:52:00 AMQuote from: Blacktail Sniper on July 08, 2015, 11:00:09 PMQuote from: CAMPMEAT on July 08, 2015, 10:21:42 PMI called the WDFW about the same question for mine. They, WDFW, told me that my license/elk tag is my permit. Mine is for the Yakima Training Center, Alkali disabled permit.Do you really trust them that much???http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/328/I+drew+a+Special+Permit%2C+but+I+misplaced+or+never+received+the+Special+Permit+card.+Do+I+need+to+get+a+replacement+card%3FTrust them about what? The original question was when the permits would be mailed:Quote from: Labredog on July 08, 2015, 10:09:53 PMDoes WDFW still send special permit holders a hard copy of their special permit?My hunting partner and I were selected for Peaches archery bull, and neither he or I have received an email, or anything on paper from WDFW notifying us of our drawing results. Luckily I have drawn some kind of special permit the last 4 years, and have always had a hard copy in my hand by now.That question is answered on WDFW's Help site: “We mail permits to drawn applicants around mid-July. If you did not draw a permit, you will not get a mailed notice. For spring bear, we mail notices by the end of March.”And no, a license is not a substitute for the permit. The permit must be with the hunter while hunting, in addition to the hunting license and transport tag.The WDFW lied to me about NOT HAVING TO HAVE A PERMIT, period. The WDFW told me, my tag and license was my permit. I just called again to verify the Lie/misinformed WDFW employee and was TOLD to me 1 minute ago, that the permits are being mailed out tomorrow. To bad these high paid WDFW people, don't know their own rules and laws THEY write and expect the hunters to know everything when they don't.
Quote from: Blacktail Sniper on July 08, 2015, 11:00:09 PMQuote from: CAMPMEAT on July 08, 2015, 10:21:42 PMI called the WDFW about the same question for mine. They, WDFW, told me that my license/elk tag is my permit. Mine is for the Yakima Training Center, Alkali disabled permit.Do you really trust them that much???http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/328/I+drew+a+Special+Permit%2C+but+I+misplaced+or+never+received+the+Special+Permit+card.+Do+I+need+to+get+a+replacement+card%3FTrust them about what? The original question was when the permits would be mailed:Quote from: Labredog on July 08, 2015, 10:09:53 PMDoes WDFW still send special permit holders a hard copy of their special permit?My hunting partner and I were selected for Peaches archery bull, and neither he or I have received an email, or anything on paper from WDFW notifying us of our drawing results. Luckily I have drawn some kind of special permit the last 4 years, and have always had a hard copy in my hand by now.That question is answered on WDFW's Help site: “We mail permits to drawn applicants around mid-July. If you did not draw a permit, you will not get a mailed notice. For spring bear, we mail notices by the end of March.”And no, a license is not a substitute for the permit. The permit must be with the hunter while hunting, in addition to the hunting license and transport tag.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on July 08, 2015, 10:21:42 PMI called the WDFW about the same question for mine. They, WDFW, told me that my license/elk tag is my permit. Mine is for the Yakima Training Center, Alkali disabled permit.Do you really trust them that much???http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/328/I+drew+a+Special+Permit%2C+but+I+misplaced+or+never+received+the+Special+Permit+card.+Do+I+need+to+get+a+replacement+card%3F
I called the WDFW about the same question for mine. They, WDFW, told me that my license/elk tag is my permit. Mine is for the Yakima Training Center, Alkali disabled permit.
Does WDFW still send special permit holders a hard copy of their special permit?My hunting partner and I were selected for Peaches archery bull, and neither he or I have received an email, or anything on paper from WDFW notifying us of our drawing results. Luckily I have drawn some kind of special permit the last 4 years, and have always had a hard copy in my hand by now.
Bob never said I wasnt given the wrong info ever where are you coming up with this stuff?Your answering and asking these questions just like the person that gave camp the wrong info,Without a clue.If you dont have the right answer it is best to just say so and be done dont act like you know and answer,Its as simple as that.
Quote from: CAMPMEAT on July 09, 2015, 12:15:06 PMQuote from: Bob33 on July 09, 2015, 07:52:00 AMQuote from: Blacktail Sniper on July 08, 2015, 11:00:09 PMQuote from: CAMPMEAT on July 08, 2015, 10:21:42 PMI called the WDFW about the same question for mine. They, WDFW, told me that my license/elk tag is my permit. Mine is for the Yakima Training Center, Alkali disabled permit.Do you really trust them that much???http://wdfw.wa.gov/help/questions/328/I+drew+a+Special+Permit%2C+but+I+misplaced+or+never+received+the+Special+Permit+card.+Do+I+need+to+get+a+replacement+card%3FTrust them about what? The original question was when the permits would be mailed:Quote from: Labredog on July 08, 2015, 10:09:53 PMDoes WDFW still send special permit holders a hard copy of their special permit?My hunting partner and I were selected for Peaches archery bull, and neither he or I have received an email, or anything on paper from WDFW notifying us of our drawing results. Luckily I have drawn some kind of special permit the last 4 years, and have always had a hard copy in my hand by now.That question is answered on WDFW's Help site: “We mail permits to drawn applicants around mid-July. If you did not draw a permit, you will not get a mailed notice. For spring bear, we mail notices by the end of March.”And no, a license is not a substitute for the permit. The permit must be with the hunter while hunting, in addition to the hunting license and transport tag.The WDFW lied to me about NOT HAVING TO HAVE A PERMIT, period. The WDFW told me, my tag and license was my permit. I just called again to verify the Lie/misinformed WDFW employee and was TOLD to me 1 minute ago, that the permits are being mailed out tomorrow. To bad these high paid WDFW people, don't know their own rules and laws THEY write and expect the hunters to know everything when they don't. High paid? Ha ha ha... The person that answers the phone is usually a Customer Service Rep 2 and they make about 35k a year.
It's a little over $15 an hour.
