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“When paid signature gatherers told people to ‘read it online,” “It’s not just alarming, it amounts to deception.” “The court needs to step in enforce state law and the state constitution.”
This means that gun owners would be forced to repeatedly take firearms training courses in order to remain eligible to purchase any semiautomatic rifle.
Any legislation that removes a constitutional right from a segment of law-abiding adults remains an affront to the Second Amendment…
Hunters must purchase and submit their spring black bear special hunt applications to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife by midnight on Feb. 28.
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) will accept applications for its Master Hunter Permit Program through Feb. 15, 2018.
A Washington man was fined $8,293 in Pend Oreille County District Court in a plea bargain agreement for killing two wolves in Pend Oreille County in 2016.
Washington legislators introduced an NRA-backed bill to protect the private, personal information of Washington’s concealed pistol license holders from public records requests.
Monday, anti-gun Lieutenant Governor Cyrus Habib issued an order that will ban all firearms from Senate Galleries at the Washington State Capitol when the session convenes.
“Is there any conceivable turn of events in our politics that could make confiscation happen?” he asks. “And what would a mass seizure look like?”
Some of Washington’s most popular hunting seasons will get underway Oct. 14, when modern firearm deer hunters and waterfowl hunters take to the field.
The WDFW has ended efforts to remove members of a wolf pack that has shown no sign of preying on livestock in Stevens County since late July.
Steve Bear, law enforcement officer and former head of the Alaska Wildlife Troopers, was sworn in today as the new WDFW Law Enforcement Program chief.
It’s a slap in the face to the WA. Legislature. In 1983, lawmakers adopted the state’s preemption act, which squarely put all firearms regulation under authority of the Legislature..
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission approved steps to reduce the spread of elk hoof disease among other actions at a meeting Aug. 4-5 in Olympia.
Eighteen hunters have an opportunity to hunt for deer this fall on the Charles and Mary Eder Unit of the Scotch Creek Wildlife Area in Okanogan County.
Washington state wildlife managers plan to remove members of a wolf pack that has repeatedly preyed on livestock in Stevens County since 2015.
Firearms Policy Coalition (FPC) today applauded the unanimous repeal of Tacoma, Washington’s ban on the sale, use, and possession of electronic arms.
Now a year and a half into the Seattle scheme, the numbers just don’t add up, and like most liberal punks, the city doesn’t want anyone seeing the accounting…
The WDFW has selected 20 members to serve on an advisory committee to address target shooting issues within the Wenas Wildlife Area.
The WDFW is accepting letters of interest through June 30 for membership on its Hunter Education Instructor Advisory Committee (IAC).
The state’s fishing seasons, developed by the WDFW and treaty tribal co-managers, were finalized during the Pacific Fishery Management Council’s meeting.
The Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission is scheduled to take action on proposed changes to state hunting rules for deer, elk and waterfowl.
For many anglers, “opening day” is synonymous with the start of the lowland lakes trout-fishing season, which gets underway April 22 this year.
The WDFW is seeking public comments on a draft management plan for the Oak Creek Wildlife Area in southcentral Washington.
The rule change closes Washington’s Klineline Pond to fishing by the public one day prior to the fishing event as well as the two days of the event.
