Now Is The Time To Prepare For Fall Hunts In Washington
As summer kicks off, hunters are reminded: it’s time to get those education requirements checked off before the fall season kicks into high gear.
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USDA Providing Funds To Expand Access For Hunters, Fishers
With $52 million on the table, the opportunity to enhance our outdoor spaces for hunting and fishing just got a lot more exciting.
Additional CWD Cases Confirmed in Eastern Washington
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife has confirmed four new cases of chronic wasting disease in the Eastern Region 1. That brings the total cases in Washington to six. All four of the recent cases were male white-tailed deer harvested by a hunter.
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Two Mule Deer With CWD Brought Into Oregon
According to the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, two mule deer shot and killed in Wyoming and then illegally transported into Oregon, have tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease. As of Thursday, October 24th, CWD has not been found in any wild deer or elk in Oregon.
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Schrier, Fulcher Part Of Bipartisan Effort To Digitize Mapping Records
A bipartisan group of lawmakers unviewed legislation Monday that will direct federal land management agencies to digitize and standardize mapping records. Supporters of the Modernizing Access to our Public Land Act, better known as the MAPLand Act, says this legislation will allow hunters, anglers, and millions of other federal land users to access essential information about public lands as well
Idaho House Clears Bill Removing Sales Tax On Custom Meat Processing
Lawmakers in Idaho are looking at legislation that would remove sale tax on custom meat processing in specific cases. Reporter Riley Haun said the legislation, House Bill 496, would exempt meat processing from sale tax when the carcass is for their own personal consumption
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