Free: Contests & Raffles.
Note to private timberland owners: Speaking for myself, I am happy to play "pay to hunt." The money is not the issue. But the lands must be managed for wildlife, or I won't participate.(The area that I hunted this year looked like Fallujah after a visit from the USMC.)
Chances are the spraying will stop since the tribes are against it from what I am hearing. This opens the gate for invasive plants like evergreen blackberries which take over. Seen this happen on some of the tribes other properties.
I don't have an iron in this fire, so cannot comment. On the west side of Puget Sound I am not going to purchase the access pass for 2025 that I got this year. I really appreciate having access to a private tree farm, with somewhat limited pressure, but the juice is just not worth the squeeze.Note to private timberland owners: Speaking for myself, I am happy to play "pay to hunt." The money is not the issue. But the lands must be managed for wildlife, or I won't participate.(The area that I hunted this year looked like Fallujah after a visit from the USMC.)