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Elk, And Then Some

What happens when an editor gets a mess of elk hunting photos? He dreams about elk.

Another German Wall

As world attention focuses on the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall today, another German wall comes to my mind — a hunter’s in the medieval town of Rothenburg ob der Tauber.

A Busy 9 Days In Deer Season

16-hour shifts, 22-hour shifts, ’round-the-clock watches. Exhausted Fish & Wildlife officers curled up on the hard floor back at HQ. 120 citations issued in just 9 days by five guys. Vehicles impounded. Rifles seized. Dead deer taken away. A suspect hauled off to jail.

More Wolves, Not Less, Says Seattle

More wolves. Lots more.

WDFW staffers heard that sentiment over and over last night in Seattle during a meeting at REI on the state’s draft management plan, a different tone than previous events in Yakima and Aberdeen.

‘I’m Gutting A Moose’

What happens when you call up fishing or hunting guides during the day? You connect with them while they’re on the water or in the field. And sometimes you get them while they’re fighting a fish, or, well, we’ll just let the following conversation play out:

Wolf Meeting In Seattle Tonight

The eighth of 12 meetings taking public comment on Washington’s draft wolf management plan will be held tonight in Seattle at REI’s flagship store, 222 Yale Ave. N. Meanwhile, this morning the Peninsula Daily News previews the issue for a meeting Thursday night at the Guy Cole Convention Center, 212 Blake Ave., in Sequim. Both […]