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The Basics of Hunting Access in Washington

The Basics of Hunting Access in Washington Photos by Eric Wyatt, Chuck Lathrope, Ryan Driver, and Shari Brewer Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife Wildlife Program Hunter Education Division April 2019. 1. (This page intentionally left blank.). 2. Table of Contents Introduction .. 5. Types of 7. Public Lands .. 7. Private Lands .. 7. Tribal Lands .. 7. Access Passes .. 7. WDFW Vehicle Access 7. Washington Discover Pass .. 8. USFS Northwest Forest Pass .. 8. USFS Interagency Pass .. 8. Finding Access .. 8. WDFW Places to Go Hunting Web Page .. 9. Hunting Regulations Webmap .. 9. Navigating the Webmap .. 9. Header and Helpful Links .. 10. Zoom In/Zoom Out .. 10. Default 10. Current Location .. 10. Previously viewed information .. 10. Legend .. 10. Search for Hunts.

This is the primary tool for exploring the hunting regulations data. If the Search for Hunts window is closed at some point, you can select the magnifying glass to reopen the search for hunts menu. To search the regulations, select a hunt type and species. Two hunt types are available for big game species and turkeys (small game is an option):

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