In Washington state, feeding deer, elk or moose is punishable by an infraction and a fine of $179, Chase Gunnell, ...
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Can you get fined for feeding deer in Washington?
As temperatures drop in Washington state, you might notice more deer gathering near gardens, yards, parks and even golf ...
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's partnership with high-profile range-rider Daniel Curry has ended before it ...
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife closed a key wolf policy meeting to the public, shielding from public view discussions on how the department will respond to attacks on livestock this ...
When the director of a state agency asks the governor to investigate the citizen commission that oversees him, the public ...
Fish and Wildlife Department biologists help to rebuild declining Eastern Washington hawk population
One by one, four fluffy white ferruginous hawk chicks emerged from eggs in a nest near Touchet at the start of this month, their hatchings documented by a trail camera. Biologists with the Washington ...
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WDFW approves 7 days of razor clam digs starting Jan. 15
Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) shellfish managers confirmed razor clam digging opportunities at Long Beach ...
An injured bald eagle was rescued from a precarious position in Skagit County, thanks to Washington Department of Fish and ...
A six-day razor clam digging period along select Washington beaches has been set to begin Nov. 18, with tentative December dates, according to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW).
WASHINGTON - The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is actively reaching out to retailers across the state to raise awareness about a new law that restricts feeding wildlife. Staci Lehman from ...
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Suspected case of chronic wasting disease in Ferry County mule deer found 'inconclusive' by WDFW
WDFW submitted tests and found a positive test in the muscle sample, but not the brain tissue sample, leading to the ...
A national sportsmen’s group is accusing state Department of Fish and Wildlife commissioners of violating Washington’s Public Records Act in connection with a decision to suspend spring bear hunting ...
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