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After Passing Multiple Times, Mississippi Bowhunter Arrows 177-Inch Typical Buck
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Washington Green Lights the Lethal Take of Two Wolves in Response to Calf Attacks
Recent wolf attacks on cattle have prompted state wildlife officials to target wolves in north-central Washington for removal
EHD Could Take a Lethal Toll on Deer During Record Drought
Whitetail deer in Idaho and Eastern Washington test positive for epizootic hemorrhagic disease
Officials Capture and Collar First Sow Grizzly for Study in Washington State
The female bear was collared and released close to the Canadian border
Orcas, Sea-Run Trout, and Public Access on Puget Sound
The last time I cast for cutthroat trout I was a mile above sea level in the Bob Marshall Wilderness....
Photos: Hunting National Wildlife Refuges in the Pacific Northwest
Where public-land hunters enjoy premium wildlife habitat and memorable hunts
The Bite: Salmon Fishing the Columbia River
Chinook salmon, the iconic fish of the Pacific Northwest, are back after a generation of decline. There’s no better place to catch them than at the mouth of the wide Columbia River, and no better time than this month.
America’s Great Trout Road Trip
It’s never too late to plan a summer vacation when the nation’s longest interstate provides access to the country’s best trout waters.
Deer Hunting Tips: Where to Chase Columbia Blacktail Bucks
The hardest-won deer in America are the rainforest wraiths of the Pacific Northwest and California’s Central Coast
Gun Stories of the Week: Washington Gun Law Forces Museum To Remove WWII Rifles Exhibit
TOP STORY Washington museums confounded by new state background check law The unforeseen circumstances of laws passed by frightened voters...
Washington Bow Hunter Survives Black Bear Attack
Longview, Wash. resident Jerry Hause, 60, was attacked by a black bear during the bow season opener. Hause encountered the...
