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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #30 on: October 03, 2024, 07:53:39 PM »
It came from the  workers up in there

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #31 on: October 03, 2024, 09:03:16 PM »
Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #32 on: October 03, 2024, 09:06:26 PM »
Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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Yep! Just came out of there tonight.  I noticed the gate up last Monday but no signs but it is clearly marked now.  I have been hunting that area that will be closed since the late 80’s.  They sold the best part in my opinion….

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #33 on: October 03, 2024, 09:18:05 PM »
Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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What do you think. They ever gonna let us access it and hunt it again or are non tribal members SOL now?

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #34 on: October 03, 2024, 09:19:19 PM »
Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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Yep! Just came out of there tonight.  I noticed the gate up last Monday but no signs but it is clearly marked now.  I have been hunting that area that will be closed since the late 80’s.  They sold the best part in my opinion….
End of the day I get it, it's a private company/owner and they manage it for the timber and the $, and we're lucky to be allowed to recreate on the land. But boy it sure would be nice if the DNR would buy the land instead and be able to keep it somewhat accessible.

My young nephew shot his first few deer in this area, he'll never see that area again.

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #35 on: October 03, 2024, 09:20:09 PM »


Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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What do you think. They ever gonna let us access it and hunt it again or are non tribal members SOL now?
Highly doubt it.

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #36 on: October 03, 2024, 09:29:44 PM »


Big money in timber and once the Muckleshoots bought the White River and other former Hancock pieces the other tribes got in on the timber frenzy.

Sad to see it for us old guys. Literally can't access areas we spent decades in.

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What do you think. They ever gonna let us access it and hunt it again or are non tribal members SOL now?
Highly doubt it.

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Was good while it lasted. Hopefully the DNR doesn't sell the Marckworth to them because they're trying to buy that as well. I wonder if their goal is to buy the whole tree farm? Wouldn't be surprised if Callaghan Lake area or Hancock Lake area were next. I could see them trying to buy the whole east side of the farm.

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #37 on: October 04, 2024, 08:13:32 AM »
 :o
I can see this becoming a bigger issue as time goes on.  Just imagine something like Weyco selling the Vail tree farm to the Nisqually tribe and converting it over to reservation  :yike:

Never understood how that is legal, it would be like China buying a parcel of land here. and having it become sovereign Chinese soil.
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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #38 on: October 04, 2024, 10:27:26 AM »
I saw the sale sign when I was in there yesterday also.  I totally understand why the tribes are buying the land, and I say good for them, but as a Seattle-based hunter, that timber property is about the only day-hunt game in town and it is getting smaller, chunk by chunk... I'm gonna lose my honey hole for bears also.  There's a spot in that land that is being sold that I've shot 5 bears in the last 6 years.  Kinda the definition of a good spot...

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #39 on: October 04, 2024, 12:32:58 PM »
I saw the sale sign when I was in there yesterday also.  I totally understand why the tribes are buying the land, and I say good for them, but as a Seattle-based hunter, that timber property is about the only day-hunt game in town and it is getting smaller, chunk by chunk... I'm gonna lose my honey hole for bears also.  There's a spot in that land that is being sold that I've shot 5 bears in the last 6 years.  Kinda the definition of a good spot...

We must share the same honey hole....lol. 

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #40 on: October 04, 2024, 05:48:49 PM »
I saw the sale sign when I was in there yesterday also.  I totally understand why the tribes are buying the land, and I say good for them, but as a Seattle-based hunter, that timber property is about the only day-hunt game in town and it is getting smaller, chunk by chunk... I'm gonna lose my honey hole for bears also.  There's a spot in that land that is being sold that I've shot 5 bears in the last 6 years.  Kinda the definition of a good spot...

We must share the same honey hole....lol.

Most folks weren't willing to drive up there for whatever reason, but there were quite a few bears up that way...

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #41 on: October 04, 2024, 05:52:40 PM »
Quit going to the casinos, and other businesses and they won’t have the money to buy the land.😉
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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #42 on: October 04, 2024, 06:30:30 PM »
I'm assuming that as long as the casino money keeps flowing this will be an on-going thing. Tribes will eventually own most of the large tracts of private timberland in the state.
Didnt everyone Watch Yellowstone, exactly the Plan The Tribes will simply buy up all of the open land  then close it off and use other peaples money

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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #43 on: October 04, 2024, 07:43:48 PM »
Well they are not the only tribe that has bought up chunks of old Weyerhauser/ Campbell,/Skykomish resources property. The Tulips have purchased a couple big chunks had the USFS put up a gate to end drive in access. Sign of things to come I fear.
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Re: Campbell Global -- Snoqualmie Tribe Purchase?
« Reply #44 on: October 04, 2024, 10:29:57 PM »
Perhaps they will stack up cougars like the Muckleshoot have on thier land.  At least tribes can do predator management
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