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Washington Death Sparks Review of Hunting Safety Issues 08/08/08
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) managers plan to examine hunter-education practices, possible hunting-age restrictions and other potential safety improvements for areas where mixed-use recreation occurs during hunting seasons. [Comments?]
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Washington FWC Discuss Cougar Season 07/23/08
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission took public comment on proposed changes to cougar hunting regulations at a meeting Friday (July 18) conducted via videoconference in Olympia and Spokane. [Comments?]
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Washington DFW Invites Hunters to Give Input 07/02/08
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is inviting hunters, conservation groups and the general public to help shape state hunting seasons for 2009-11. [2 Comments]
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Washington DFW Master Hunter Meeting 06/11/08
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) and the Master Hunter advisory group have scheduled a meeting for certified master hunters June 14 in Spokane. [Comments?]
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Washington Public Advisory Committee Accepting Apps 05/24/08
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) is now accepting applications for membership on its Shooting Range Public Advisory Committee, which evaluates shooting range grant applications for the department. [Comments?]
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Harsh Winter Takes Heavy Toll on Washington Elk 05/09/08
Harsh winter conditions took a heavy toll on elk in the Mount St. Helens Wildlife Area in recent months, even though wildlife managers trucked in tons of hay to feed them. [Comments?]
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Washington DFW Looks to Release Turkeys in Whatcom County 04/23/08
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) has scheduled an informational open house May 8 in Acme to discuss a proposal to introduce wild turkeys to Whatcom County. [Comments?]
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Wolverines in Tahoe National Forest? 04/07/08
During ongoing investigations by an Oregon State University graduate student, the Forest Service, and California Department of Fish and Game (DFG), two additional wolverine photographs were captured. [Comments?]
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Despite Delisting Washington Wolves Still Protected 03/31/08
Despite the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s (USFWS) action March 28th removing gray wolves from the federal endangered-species list in the eastern third of Washington state, the animals remain protected as a state endangered species throughout Washington. [5 Comments]
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Wolf Delisting by End of Week? 03/26/08
Barring legal challenges, the federal rule removing wolves in Idaho and the rest of the Northern Rocky Mountains from the endangered species becomes final Friday, March 28. [2 Comments]
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