Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife
GAME TRAILS
November 2005
NAVIGATION
Wild Turkey Hunting 2002-2005
Upland Game Bird Seasons Looking Up in 2005
New Rules Are In Effect for Hunters Reporting
Gearing Up for 2006-08 Hunting Season Regulation Cycle
Archers, Muzzleloaders, Modern Firearm Hunters – Who Gets What???
Why Can’t I Hunt During Archery, Muzzleloader, and Modern Firearm Seasons?
Note to aspiring Margaret (GMU 524) and Toutle (GMU 556) elk hunters
What’s the Problem with Colockum Elk?
Klickitat Area Black Tailed Deer Management
SE Washington Mule Deer Buck Escapement
Results of Rattlesnake Hills Elk Management Strategies 2000-2005
WDFW Continues to Monitor for Chronic Wasting Disease
Changes in Deer and Elk Hunter Participation and Success in Yakima and Kittitas Counties (District 8)
Waterfowl Management- - Working with a Positive
Olympic Peninsula November Buck Hunts
Spring Black Bear Damage Hunt in Western Washington
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Feature Articles
Wild Turkey Hunting 2002-2005
Upland Game Bird Seasons Looking Up in 2005
New Rules Are In Effect for Hunters Reporting
Gearing Up for 2006-08 Hunting Season Regulation Cycle
Archers, Muzzleloaders, Modern Firearm Hunters – Who Gets What???
Why Can’t I Hunt During Archery, Muzzleloader, and Modern Firearm Seasons?
Note to aspiring Margaret (GMU 524) and Toutle (GMU 556) elk hunters
What’s the Problem with Colockum Elk?
Klickitat Area Black Tailed Deer Management
SE Washington Mule Deer Buck Escapement
Results of Rattlesnake Hills Elk Management Strategies 2000-2005
WDFW Continues to Monitor for Chronic Wasting Disease
Changes in Deer and Elk Hunter Participation and Success in Yakima and Kittitas Counties (District 8)
Waterfowl Management- - Working with a Positive
Olympic Peninsula November Buck Hunts
Spring Black Bear Damage Hunt in Western Washington

The good ole days of turkey hunting may very well be taking place right now. Turkey hunting has been pretty good over the past three years. In fact, WDFW wild turkey harvest estimates have been at an all time high with about 4,500 turkeys harvested each year from 2002 to 2004. See Story

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Christine Gregoire, Governor

Ron Ozment, Chair
Washington Fish & Wildlife Commission

Jeff P. Koenings, Ph.D., Director
Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

Dave Brittell, Assistant Director
Wildlife Program

Dave Ware, Game Division Manager

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