Help please

[Bullbrl]

I have the chance to hunt elk, westside Roosevelts, up in Washington next year. I was going through the regs and as far as I can tell I only need to buy a license/tag, basically an OTC, correct. It wasn't real clear but that was what I came up with.

 

[kwyeewyk]

I have the chance to hunt elk, westside Roosevelts, up in Washington next year. I was going through the regs and as far as I can tell I only need to buy a license/tag, basically an OTC, correct. It wasn't real clear but that was what I came up with.

That's correct, OTC, choose your weapon, you can apply for special permits by May too but pretty slim odds for most of them and I have no idea how NR split works here. Low success rates throughout the state but there can be some half decent hunting.

 

[wa_archer]

That is correct you must choose your weapon type and that is the season you hunt. You can apply for a multi season permit which allows you to hunt archery, muzzleloader and rifle. Special permits are not split up for resident or non but is point based so it would be a very long shot to draw a quality tag without putting several years into it. Off the top of my head I can’t think of any coastal roosy areas that a quality tag would help you that much. Paying for timber company access would be a bigger advantage and I have no experience with that.

 

[Bullbrl]

Thanks everyone. A friend owns some property in unit 654 ( just east of Eatonville) that he said always has elk on it and I’m welcome to hunt it if I want.

 

[Kodiak06]

Thanks everyone. A friend owns some property in unit 654 ( just east of Eatonville) that he said always has elk on it and I’m welcome to hunt it if I want.

Good Luck, Rosies are fun