Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
GAME TRAILS
Fall 2003
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NAVIGATION
It Pays to Report Your Hunting Activity Early
Corrections to the 2003-2004 Hunting Pamphlet
Band-Tailed Pigeons Populations Show Improvement
Tribal Hunting-It is our Life!
Western Washington Pheasant Hunting
Significant Game Management Unit (GMU) Boundary Changes for 2003
Road Closures On Some WDFW Owned Forest Lands
Private Forest Landowners Face Public Access Issues
Cougar Harvest
Emerging Wildlife Diseases, An Update
GMU 342 (Umtanum) Open to Deer General Season
Four Point Doe
Focusing On Pheasants
Recent Changes For Disabled Hunters
Equal Opportunity for Archers, Muzzleloaders, and Modern Firearm Hunters
Sign Up Early for a Spot in Rapidly Filling Hunter Education Classes
Hunter Ethics and Social Acceptance of Hunting
Tons of Turkeys!
Game Management Units
Accomplishments for Game Management
Who– Me?
Big Game and Turkey Harvest Information
Muzzleloader Hunting in the Yakima Area - Why the changes??
Cooperative Management Of Wrangel Island Snow Geese
Genetic Structure of Washington State Elk Herds
Go Play Outside
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Tons of Turkeys!

Wild turkey fall hunting permits increased 45 percent this season over 2002, thanks to a fast-growing turkey population in northeast Washington. A total of 2,175 permits were offered this yeat, compared to 1,425 last year - a 650 permit increase. Most of those new permits are in the Roosevelt, Huckleberry, 49 Degrees North, Selkirk, Aladdin, Douglas, Kelly Hill and Sherman game management units. If turkey populations continue this trend, permit levels will remain high next year. So if you didn’t apply this time around, keep fall turkey hunting in mind next summer to make the late June application deadline.


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