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Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-200 - Shellfish aquaculture disease control

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(1) It is unlawful for any person to import
				into Washington or possess live imported aquatic invertebrates, except market
				ready shellfish, without first obtaining an aquatic invertebrate import permit
				issued by the department. A copy of the permit shall accompany the aquatic
				invertebrates at all times within the state of Washington, and must be
				presented upon request to department employees.
(2) The director shall appoint a seven-member
				advisory committee consisting of one representative each from the department,
				the department of agriculture, the aquatic farmers of Washington, the federally
				recognized treaty tribes, private displayers of aquatic invertebrates, aquatic
				invertebrate ecologists, and aquatic invertebrate disease control specialists.
				The committee will advise the department on importation of aquatic
				invertebrates, make recommendations on classification of shellfish diseases,
				and review department policy. Recommendations of the committee are not binding
				on the commission or director.
(3)
				Established species from existing import areas with current disease free tissue
				certification from areas of origin free of Class A shellfish diseases are
				eligible for continued importation.
(a) An
				additional disease free tissue certification must be submitted every three
				years. The department will waive the certification requirement if there is
				sufficient information that the source area is free of Class A shellfish
				diseases.
(b) Additional disease
				free certification may be required upon discovery or reports of disease at the
				geographic source.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-210 - Amphibian aquaculture disease control

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(1) It is unlawful to import into the state
				of Washington amphibian aquaculture products without having first obtained a
				permit to do so issued by the director.
(2) It is unlawful to possess African clawed
				frogs for aquaculture.
Statutory Authority: RCW 75.58.010. 87-08-033 (Order
					 87-20), §
											220-77-050, filed
					 3/27/87.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-220 - Marine plant aquaculture disease control

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(1) It is unlawful for any person to import
				into the state of Washington marine plant aquaculture products without having
				first obtained a permit to do so issued by the department. A copy of the permit
				shall accompany the imported marine plant aquaculture products at all times
				until the initial point of entry into the marine environment, and must be
				presented upon request to department employees.
(2) The director may impose permit conditions
				as necessary to ensure the protection of aquaculture products and native marine
				plants from disease or pests when the director concludes there is a reasonable
				risk of disease or pest transmission associated with marine plant aquaculture
				products.
(3) For
Porphyra
				yezoensis
and
P. tenera,
the director will issue
				import and transfer permits if the plants are in the form of:
(a) Unialgal conchocelis culture of free
				living material; or
(b)
				Conchocelis-phase culture in shells after the shells and conchocelis have been
				washed and soaked in fresh water for at least twenty-four hours; or
(c) Blade phase on netting after two weeks at
				a temperature of minus twenty degrees centigrade or lower.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-230 - Kelp importation - Permit required - Disease control

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(1) It is unlawful
				for any person to import kelp into the state of Washington for use in the
				herring spawn on kelp fishery without first having obtained a permit to do so
				issued by the department. A copy of the permit must accompany the imported kelp
				at all times until the kelp is placed into the marine environment and must be
				presented upon request to department employees.
(2) The director may impose permit conditions
				as necessary to ensure protection of aquaculture products and native species
				from disease when the director concludes that there is a risk of disease
				transmission associated with the imported kelp.
(3) A kelp import permit is not
				transferrable.
(4) Violation of
				these rules or the conditions of a permit may result in suspension or
				revocation of the kelp import permit. In the event of denial, suspension or
				revocation of a kelp import permit, the affected party may appeal through the
				Administrative Procedure Act. A suspended or revoked permit will remain
				suspended or revoked during the appeal process.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-240 - Aquaculture disease control - Emergency provisions

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(1) The director may take the following
				emergency enforcement actions when evidence indicates these actions are
				necessary to protect aquaculture products and native stocks from disease
				causing severe mortality:
(a) Deny issuance of
				an transport permit.
(b) Quarantine
				the aquaculture products.
(c)
				Confiscate or order the destruction of the aquaculture products.
(d) Require removal of the aquaculture
				product from state waters.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › FISH › Chapter 220-370 - Aquaculture › Section 220-370-250 - Aquaculture fee schedule

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(1) The
				following is a list of the charges to be assessed for tissue samples submitted
				to the department for pathogen examination, miscellaneous charges, and the
				finfish transport permit issuance fee. All samples for stock certification must
				be collected by department personnel or individuals approved by the department.
Virology
Kidney/spleen or other tissue
Ovarian fluid
$25/sample
20/sample
Bacteriology
Bacterial Kidney Disease
- FAT
Culture and characterization
Gram stain
$7/sample
10/sample
1/sample
Parasitology
C. shasta
M. cerebralis
$1/fish
$4.00/fish (0-30 grams) $5.00/fish (30-100
								grams)
$15.00/fish (>100 grams)
Collection Fees
Collecting samples (includes travel time)
Mileage
Per diem (if applicable)
$35/hour
at published OFM rates
at published OFM rates
Diagnostic Service
Diagnostic services (includes travel time)
Mileage
Per diem (if applicable)
$35/hour
at published OFM rates
at published OFM rates
Finfish transport permit
$50.00
(2)
				The funds received from the aquatic farmers who use disease inspection, other
				services provided by department personnel, and finfish transport permit
				revenues shall be placed into a designated account. Funds from the account
				shall be used solely for administering the disease inspection and control
				program.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 02-02-013 (Order 01-281), §
											220-77-080, filed 12/21/01,
					 effective 1/21/02. Statutory Authority: RCW 75.58.010. 89-06-031 (Order 89-06),
					 §
											220-77-080, filed
					 2/24/89.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-400 - Wildlife-Definitions, classifications, and general wildlife rules › Section 220-400-020 - Classification of wild animals

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(1)
				Game animals include:
Common Name
Scientific Name
eastern cottontail
Sylvilagus floridanus
Nuttall's cottontail
Sylvilagus nuttallii
snowshoe hare
Lepus americanus
white-tailed jackrabbit
Lepus townsendii
black-tailed jackrabbit
Lepus californicus
fox
Vulpes vulpes
black bear
Ursus americanus
raccoon
Procyon lotor
cougar
Puma concolor
bobcat
Lynx rufus
Roosevelt and Rocky
Mountain elk
Cervus elaphus
mule deer and black-tailed
deer
Odocoileus hemionus
white-tailed deer
Odocoileus virginianus
moose
Alces alces
pronghorn
Antilocapra americana
mountain goat
Oreamnos americanus
California and Rocky
Mountain bighorn sheep
Ovis canadensis
bullfrog
Rana catesbeiana
(2)
				Furbearing animals are game animals and include:
Common Name
Scientific Name
beaver
Castor canadensis
muskrat
Ondatra zibethicus
fox
Vulpes vulpes
raccoon
Procyon lotor
marten
Martes americana
short-tailed weasel
or ermine
Mustela erminea
long-tailed weasel
Mustela frenata
mink
Mustela vison
badger
Taxidea taxus
river otter
Lutra canadensis
bobcat
Lynx rufus
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040,
					 77.12.020,
					 77.32.070,
					 77.32.530. 01-10-048 (Order
					 01-69), §
											232-12-007, filed 4/26/01,
					 effective 5/27/01. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.020 and 77.12.040. 93-21-025 (Order
					 614), §
											232-12-007, filed 10/14/93,
					 effective 11/14/93; 91-11-007 (Order 492), §
											232-12-007, filed 5/2/91,
					 effective 6/2/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 82-19-026 (Order 192),
					 §
											232-12-007, filed 9/9/82;
					 81-22-002 (Order 174), §
											232-12-007, filed 10/22/81;
					 81-12-029 (Order 165), §
											232-12-007, filed 6/1/81.
					 Formerly WAC 232-12-040.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-400 - Wildlife-Definitions, classifications, and general wildlife rules › Section 220-400-030 - Classification of wild birds

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(1)
				Game birds include:
Common Name
Scientific Name
migratory waterfowl
Anatidae
wild turkey
Meleagris gallopavo
blue grouse
Falcipennis obscurus
spruce grouse
Dendragapus canadensis
ruffed grouse
Bonasa umbellus
"Forest grouse" means blue,
spruce, or ruffed grouse
sharp-tailed grouse
Tympanuchus phasianellus
greater sage-grouse
Centrocercus urophasianus
white-tailed ptarmigan
Lagopus leucurus
California quail
Callipepla californica
mountain quail
Oreortyx pictus
northern bobwhite
Colinus virginianus
scaled quail
Callipepla squamata
chukar
Alectoris chukar
ring-necked pheasant
Phasianus colchicus
Gray (Hungarian) partridge
Perdix perdix
"Upland bird" means quail, chukar,
pheasant, or partridge
American coot
Fulica americana
common snipe
Gallinago gallinago
band-tailed pigeon
Columba fasciata
mourning dove
Zenaida macroura
(2)
				Predatory birds include:
Common Name
Scientific Name
black-billed magpie
Pica hudsonia
American crow
Corvus brachyrhynchos
European starling
Sturnus vulgaris
house (English) sparrow
Passer domesticus
rock dove
Columba livia
Eurasian collared dove
Streptopelia decaocto
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047,
					 77.12.020,
					 77.12.570,
					 77.12.210. 08-09-090 (Order
					 08-78), §
											232-12-004, filed 4/18/08,
					 effective 5/19/08. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047 and
					 77.12.020. 04-11-036 (Order
					 04-98), §
											232-12-004, filed 5/12/04,
					 effective 6/12/04. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040,
					 77.12.020,
					 77.32.070,
					 77.32.530. 01-10-048 (Order
					 01-69), §
											232-12-004, filed 4/26/01,
					 effective 5/27/01. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.020 and 77.12.040. 91-11-006 (Order
					 491), §
											232-12-004, filed 5/2/91,
					 effective 6/2/91. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 81-22-002 (Order 174),
					 §
											232-12-004, filed 10/22/81;
					 81-12-029 (Order 165), §
											232-12-004, filed 6/1/81.
					 Formerly WAC 232-12-030.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-400 - Wildlife-Definitions, classifications, and general wildlife rules › Section 220-400-040 - Possession of dead wildlife

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(1)
				Except as authorized by permit of the director or as otherwise provided by this
				section, it is unlawful to possess wildlife found dead. This rule does not
				prohibit the possession of naturally shed antlers of deer, elk, or
				moose.
(2) Except as provided in
				subsection (4) of this section, an individual may remove and dispose of
				wildlife found dead on his or her property or an adjoining public roadway.
				Before removing the wildlife, the individual shall, by telephone, notify the
				department or the Washington state patrol communications office, and shall
				provide his or her name, address, telephone number, and the description and
				location of the wildlife. The individual may remove the wildlife for disposal
				only, and may not retain the wildlife for personal use or consumption. Other
				laws and rules may apply to the disposal, including rules of the department of
				health (WAC
				246-203-121 ). Wildlife removed
				under this subsection remain the property of the state.
(3) Possession of wildlife in violation of
				subsections (1) and (2) is punishable under
				RCW
				77.15.130,
				77.15.400,
				77.15.410, and
				77.15.430 depending on the species
				involved in the violation.
(4) It
				is permissible to salvage and transport a deer or elk that is accidentally
				killed by a motor vehicle collision except for any deer killed by a motor
				vehicle collision in Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties.
(a) Big game licenses and tags cannot be used
				for the purpose of salvaging motor vehicle-killed deer or elk.
(b) A salvage permit must be obtained from
				the department within 24 hours of taking possession of the animal. Permits may
				be obtained on the department's web site or at department regional
				offices.
(c) The entire carcass,
				including entrails, of the animal must be removed from the road right of
				way.
(d) Any meat an individual
				deems unfit for human consumption or unusable animal parts must be disposed of
				pursuant to WAC
				246-203-121. Individuals
				salvaging and consuming this meat do so at their own risk. The department makes
				no guarantee as to the fitness for consumption of deer or elk collected under a
				salvage permit.
(e) An individual
				may not kill an injured or wounded animal that they encounter for the purpose
				of salvage. Only a law enforcement officer or individuals or entities
				authorized by the department may euthanize an animal injured in a motor vehicle
				collision and that deer or elk may be taken for salvage.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-400 - Wildlife-Definitions, classifications, and general wildlife rules › Section 220-400-060 - Taxidermy and furdealing records

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(1) It is unlawful for a licensed taxidermist
				or furdealer upon receiving wildlife for mounting, tanning, storage or
				processing to fail to record the following information:
(a) The taxidermist's name, address, and
				business phone;
(b) The date the
				item was received;
(c) The
				hunter/taker's name and address;
(d) The owner's name and address;
(e) A description of the species
				received;
(f) The county where
				taken (GMU if available);
(g) The
				license, tag, permit, and seal number;
(h) The date the completed item was returned
				to the original customer. Such record must be maintained for a minimum of two
				years or as long as the wildlife is retained by the taxidermist or furdealer
				and shall be maintained in a central location at the principle place of
				business either in a ledger provided by the department or on sequentially
				numbered preprinted invoices provided by the taxidermist or furdealer.
				Taxidermists or furdealers opting to use preprinted invoices are required to
				maintain all sequentially numbered invoices, including voided
				documents.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-400 - Wildlife-Definitions, classifications, and general wildlife rules › Section 220-400-070 - Eastern Washington pheasant enhancement - Funding level determination

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The department shall deposit into the Eastern Washington
				  pheasant enhancement account the sum of $385,000 during fiscal year 2000, based
				  on 38,500 Eastern Washington pheasant hunters. Beginning in fiscal year 2001,
				  and each year thereafter, the deposit into the Eastern Washington pheasant
				  enhancement account shall be adjusted annually to reflect the actual number of
				  license holders hunting for pheasant in Eastern Washington based on a survey of
				  licensed hunters from the previous license year.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.32.440. 99-17-096 (Order 99-128), §
											232-12-072, filed 8/17/99,
					 effective 9/17/99. Statutory Authority: 1998 c 191 and RCW 75.08.080. 99-03-029
					 (Order 99-02), §
											232-12-072, filed 1/13/99,
					 effective 2/13/99.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-010 - Arthur S. Coffin Game Reserve (Kittitas County)

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Beginning at the point where the Brewton Road crosses the
				  south line of Section 19, Twp. 20, N., R21E.W.M.; thence northwesterly along
				  the Brewton Road to the Colockum Pass Road in Section 13, Twp. 20N., R.20E.;
				  thence northerly on the Colockum Pass Road to its junction with the Naneum
				  Lookout Road in Section 13, Twp. 20N., R.20E.; thence westerly along the Naneum
				  Lookout Road to where it crosses the Bonneville Power Line right of way in
				  Section 16, Twp. 20N., R.20E.; thence southwesterly along the power line to the
				  Colockum Wildlife Recreation Area boundary on the south line of Section 20,
				  Twp. 20N., R.20E.; thence easterly along the south line of Sections 20, 21, 22,
				  23, 24, Twp. 20N., R.20E., and Section 19, Twp. 20N., R21E.W.M. to the Brew-ton
				  Road and the point of beginning.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 79-10-166 (Order 143),
					 §
											232-16-070, filed 10/3/79; Order
					 9, §
											232-16-070, filed 9/25/70; Order,
					 filed 7/29/64; Temporary Regulation 194, filed 9/18/61; Resolution No. 152,
					 filed 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-020 - Badger Island Game Reserve (Walla Walla County)

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That portion of area on or within one-quarter mile of Badger
				  Island lying in Sections 4 and 9, Township 7 north, Range
				  31E.W.M.
Temporary Regulation 256, (part), filed
					 9/8/66.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-030 - Banks Lake Game Reserve (Grant County)

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In Township 25N, Range 28E, those parts of sections 9, 10,
				  and 11 and the north 1/2 of sections 14, 15, and 16, lying between State
				  Highway 155 and the west wall of Grand Coulee.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 99-17-034 (Order
					 99-118), §
											232-16-140, filed 8/11/99,
					 effective 9/11/99; Temporary Regulation 229, filed 9/15/64; Temporary
					 Regulation 212, filed 10/3/62; Regulation 139 (part), filed
					 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-040 - Byron Game Reserve (Yakima County)

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That part of the Byron Ponds unit of the Sunnyside-Snake
				  River Wildlife Area east of the Mabton Pressure Pipeline, legally described as
				  the W.1/2 of Section 12 that is north of Highway No. 22 except for the NE1/4 of
				  the SE1/4 of the SW1/4; the NW1/4 of the NW1/4 of the SE1/4 of Section 12; that
				  part of Section 11 east of the Mabton pressure pipeline and north of Highway
				  No. 22; and that part of Section 2 that is east of said pipeline; all of the
				  above sections being in Twp. 8N., R.23E.W.M.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047,
					 77.12.020, 77.12.040,
					 77.12.570, and
					 77.12.210. 09-17-080 (Order
					 09-170), §
											232-16-050, filed 8/14/09,
					 effective 9/14/09. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 05-17-098 (Order 05-174), §
											232-16-050, filed 8/15/05,
					 effective 9/15/05; Order, filed 7/29/64; Resolution 168, filed
					 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-050 - Carnation Farms Game Reserve (King County) (Repealed)

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Order 59, §
											232-16-590, filed
					 9/4/74.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-060 - Coffeepot Lake Game Reserve (Lincoln County)

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All portions of Coffeepot Lake and those public lands within
				  one-quarter mile of Coffeepot Lake .
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 97-18-025 (Order
					 97-162), §
											232-16-730, filed 8/25/97,
					 effective 9/25/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-070 - Duck Lake (Cormana Lake) Game Reserve (Lincoln County)

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T23N, R35E, Section 19.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 90-19-096 (Order 459),
					 §
											232-16-720, filed 9/19/90,
					 effective 10/20/90.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-080 - Fir Island Farm Game Reserve

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In Skagit County, beginning at the intersection of Fir Island
				  Road and the west bank of Brown's Slough (inside base of dike); then east along
				  Fir Island Road (96 feet) to the Brown's Slough dike; then southerly and
				  easterly along the Brown's Slough dike to the Fir Island Farm access road; then
				  north along the Fir Island Farm access road to Fir Island Road; then east along
				  Fir Island Road to the northeast corner of Section 22 (T33N, R3E); then south
				  along the east line of Section 22 (T33N, R3E) to Dry Slough; then westerly and
				  south along the west bank of Dry Slough to the intersection with Dike District
				  #22 dike; then westerly along the south side (Skagit Bay side) of the Dike
				  District #22 dike to the intersection of the Dike District #22 dike and the
				  south line of Government Lot #5 (Section 22, T33N, R3E), then west
				  approximately 1900 feet to the west bank of Brown's Slough (inside base of
				  dike), then north along the west bank of Brown's Slough to the intersection
				  with the Fir Island Road and the point of beginning.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047, 77.12.040. 07-17-048 (Order
					 07-165), §
											232-16-780, filed 8/9/07,
					 effective 9/9/07. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 97-18-025 (Order 97-162),
					 §
											232-16-780, filed 8/25/97,
					 effective 9/25/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-090 - Foundation Island Game Reserve (Walla Walla County)

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That portion of area on or within one-quarter mile of
				  Foundation Island lying in Section 24, Township 8 north, Range
				  30E.W.M.
Temporary Regulation 256, (part), filed
					 9/8/66.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-100 - Frenchmen Hills Wasteway Game Reserve (Grant County)

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T17N, R27E, the north 1/2, and the north 1/2 of south 1/2 of
				  Section 17. 480 acres.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 03-16-087 (Order 03-175), §
											232-16-660, filed 8/5/03,
					 effective 9/5/03. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 83-18-043 (Order 217),
					 §
											232-16-660, filed
					 9/1/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-110 - Grimes Lake Game Reserve (Douglas County)

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Grimes Lake and all lands within one-quarter mile of Grimes
				  Lake.
Order, filed 7/29/64; Temporary Regulation 221, filed
					 9/3/63.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-120 - Johnson/Debay's Slough Game Reserve

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In Skagit County, beginning at the intersection of Francis
				  Road and Debay's Isle Road (N 48.467817 W -122.255143); then south and west
				  along Francis Road (approximately 3090 feet) to white corner marker (N 48.46450
				  W -122.26830); then north (approximately 1265 feet) to the middle of Debay's
				  Slough (white corner marker N 48.46748 W -122.26711); then westerly
				  (approximately 2087 feet) along the channel of Debay's Slough to the western
				  tip of the farmed portion of Debay's Island (N 48.47175 W -122.27486); then
				  northerly (approximately 1485 feet) to the south bank of the Skagit River
				  (white corner marker N 48.275 W -122.275); then easterly (approximately 3750
				  feet) along the south bank of the Skagit River to white corner marker (N
				  48.47752 W -122.26014); then south approximately 855 feet to white corner post
				  (N 48.47503 W -122.26007); then east along tree line to white post (N 48.47507
				  W -122.25835); south through trees to south shoreline of Debay's Slough (white
				  corner marker N 48.47187 W -122.25809); then easterly and southerly along the
				  west shoreline of Debay's Slough (approximately 1770 feet) to the south side of
				  Debay's Isle Road (white corner marker N 48.46822 W -122.25691); then east
				  along the south side of Debay's Isle Road to the intersection of Francis Road
				  and the point of beginning.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047,
					 77.12.020, 77.12.040,
					 77.12.570,
					 77.12.210. 10-01-036 (Order
					 09-264), §
											232-16-800, filed 12/7/09,
					 effective 1/7/10; 08-17-034 (Order 08-197), §
											232-16-800, filed 8/13/08,
					 effective 9/13/08. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 98-17-041 (Order
					 98-155), §
											232-16-800, filed 8/13/98,
					 effective 9/13/98; 97-18-025 (Order 97-162), §
											232-16-800, filed 8/25/97,
					 effective 9/25/97.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-130 - Tennant Lake Game Reserve (Whatcom County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
That portion of Tennant Lake in T 39N, R 2E, Section 29, and
				  that portion north of an east to west line which lies 800 feet south of and
				  parallel to the north line of Section 32 in the N1/2 NE1/4 in T 39N, R
				  2E.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 80-13-013 (Order 153),
					 §
											232-16-620, filed
					 9/8/80.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-140 - Lake Terrell Game Reserve (Whatcom County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
All of Lake Terrell in Sections 15 and 16, Twp. 39 north,
				  Range 1 east
except
that portion of the lake within 350 feet of
				  the south line of said sections and, in addition, those uplands owned by the
				  department in the W1/2 of the SW1/4 of said Section 15, and in the SE1/4 of
				  NE1/4; the NW1/4 of NE1/4; the W1/2 of W1/2 of NE1/4 NE1/4; the E1/2 of the
				  SW1/4 SW1/4 ; and the W1/2 of the SE1/4 of the SW1/4 except the south 350 feet
				  in Section 16, Twp. 39 north, Range 1 east.
Temporary Regulation 274, filed 10/6/67; Temporary
					 Regulation 244, filed 9/3/65; Temporary Regulation 213, filed 11/9/62;
					 Temporary Regulation 212, filed 10/3/62; Resolution No. 62, filed
					 3/1/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-150 - Lewis County Game Farm Reserve

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Tract A. Township 14 north, Range 3 west W.M., Sections 1 and
				  12. A part of the Joseph Borst Donation Land Claim described as follows:
				  Beginning at the southwest (SW) corner of said donation land claim; thence
				  south 78° east 1,760 feet along the south boundary of said donation land
				  claim; thence north 1°45' east 2,230 feet to the north boundary of said
				  donation land claim; thence west 957 feet along the north boundary of said
				  donation land claim; thence north 88° west 766 feet to the northwest (NW)
				  corner of said donation land claim; thence south 1°45' west 1,892 feet to
				  the point of beginning. Containing 81.19 acres, more or less.
Tract B. Township 14 north, Range 3 west W.M., Sections 1 and
				  12. A part of the Sidney S. Ford Donation Land Claim described as follows:
				  Commencing at the northwest (NW) corner of the Joseph Borst Donation Land
				  Claim; thence west 1,122 feet; thence south 26°30' east 825 feet; thence
				  south 972 feet; thence south 65° east to the west line of the Joseph Borst
				  Donation Land Claim; thence north on the west line of the Joseph Borst Donation
				  Land Claim to the point of beginning, containing 33.33 acres, more or
				  less.
Tract C. Township 14 north, Range 3 west W.M. Section 1 Lots
				  2 and 4, Section 12 Lots 1, 2, and 3; containing 98.51 acres, more or
				  less.
Order 86, §
											232-16-250, filed 7/15/76; Order,
					 filed 7/29/64; Temporary Regulation 221, filed
					 9/3/63.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-160 - North Potholes Game Reserve (Grant County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
In T18N, R27E WM: All of Section 4, except the northernmost
				  250 yards and the N.W. 1/4 and the N.W. 1/4 N.E. 1/4; all of Section 3, except
				  the northernmost 250 yards; that part of Section 10 north of the Job Corps Dike
				  Rd; that part of Section 9 in the E 1/2 east of the fenceline, beginning at the
				  N.W. corner of Section 9, and then following said fenceline southeasterly to
				  the fence on the northern section line of Section 16 near Job Corps Dike Road;
				  those portions of sections 15 and 16 north of the above mentioned fence to the
				  west end of the Job Corps Dike; and that part of Section 15 north of the Job
				  Corps Dike Road.
All areas of North Potholes Game Reserve located in Sections
				  9, 10, and 15 are closed to all public access from March 15 through May 30 and
				  from October 1 through February 1.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047, 77.12.040. 07-17-048 (Order
					 07-165), §
											232-16-600, filed 8/9/07,
					 effective 9/9/07. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 03-16-087 (Order 03-175), §
											232-16-600, filed 8/5/03,
					 effective 9/5/03. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 79-09-082 (Order 141),
					 §
											232-16-600, filed
					 8/31/79.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-170 - Rock Lake Game Reserve

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
On or within 1/4 mile of Rock Lake, Whitman County, except
				  on the lower one mile and the upper one-half mile.
Temporary Regulation 240, filed
					 8/16/65.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-180 - Skagit Delta Game Reserve (Skagit County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Beginning at a point on the west bank of Albert Slough at the
				  confluence of said slough and Boom Slough; thence southwesterly along the west
				  bank of Boom Slough to the confluence of said slough and Boom-Crooked Cutoff
				  Slough; thence westerly along the north bank of Boom-Crooked Cutoff Slough to
				  the confluence of said slough and Crooked Slough; thence southwesterly along
				  the north bank of Crooked Slough to the confluence of said slough and
				  Deep-water Slough and east Branch Freshwater-Deepwater Cutoff Slough; thence
				  northwesterly along the north bank of east Branch Freshwater-Deepwater Cutoff
				  Slough to the confluence of said slough and the east Branch Freshwater Slough;
				  thence northerly along the east bank of east Branch Freshwater Slough to the
				  confluence of said slough and Gilbert Han-sen Slough; thence northeasterly
				  along the south bank of Gilbert Hansen Slough to the confluence of said slough
				  and Deepwater Slough; thence northeasterly along the south bank of Deepwater
				  Slough to the confluence of said slough and Albert Slough; thence southeasterly
				  along the west bank of Albert Slough to the point of
				  beginning.
Order, filed 7/29/64; Temporary Regulation 212, filed
					 10/3/62.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-190 - Snipes Game Reserve (Yakima County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
WDFW lands within the following boundary of the Sunnyside
				  Wildlife Area: That portion of T9N, R22E, Section 21 lying north and east of
				  the Yakima River; the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 and the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of T9N,
				  R22E, Section 22; and that portion of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of T9N, R22E,
				  Section 22 lying north and east of the Yakima River.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 04-17-061 (Order 04-207), §
											232-16-610, filed 8/11/04,
					 effective 9/11/04.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-200 - Sprague Lake Game Reserve (Adams and Lincoln counties)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Beginning at the point where the easterly right of way line
				  of Interstate Highway No. 90 crosses the Lincoln-Adams County line; thence
				  southwesterly along the easterly right of way line of the freeway to the
				  Keystone Road; thence southerly along the easterly boundary of Section 11
				  (T20N, R37E); thence southerly along the section line to Cow Creek; thence
				  southerly along Cow Creek to Danekas Road; thence easterly and northerly along
				  Danekas Road to the point where it crosses the Adams-Lincoln County line;
				  thence westerly along said county line across Sprague Lake to the easterly
				  right of way line of the freeway and point of beginning.
Reviser's note:
RCW
					 34.05.395 requires the use of underlining and
					 deletion marks to indicate amendments to existing rules, and deems ineffectual
					 changes not filed by the agency in this manner. The bracketed material in the
					 above section does not appear to conform to the statutory requirement.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 95-18-066 (Order
					 95-120), §
											232-16-380, filed 9/1/95,
					 effective 10/2/95; Order 3, §
											232-16-380, filed 4/20/70; Order
					 294, §
											232-16-380, filed 9/5/69; Order,
					 filed 7/29/64; Resolution No. 118 (part), filed 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-210 - Stratford Game Reserve

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Stratford Game Reserve shall include the following described
				  lands in Grant County: In Twp. 22N, R 28 EWM; Sec. 1 north of the Great
				  Northern Railroad right of way; Sec. 2 north of the Great Northern Railroad
				  right of way and State Highway No. 28; and that part of Section 3 lying north
				  of the main canal and east of a line running north and south located 100 yards
				  west of the Washington water power transmission line; In Twp. 23N, R. 28 EWM;
				  all of Sections 11, 13, 14 , 24, and 25 ; the south half of Sections 12, 10 and
				  9 except the north 300 feet of the S.1/2 of 9 and 10; Section 35 except that
				  part west of north-south lying gravel road and south of cultivated lands; Sec.
				  36 except the east 500 feet; and those parts of Section 15, lying east of a
				  line running north and south located 100 yards west of the Washington water
				  power transmission line and also those portions of the north half of Sections
				  15 and 16 lying north of the cultivated lands; and in addition the north 500
				  feet of the NW 1/4 of SW 1/4 of Sec. 19, Twp. 23N, R. 29 EWM.
Reviser's note:
RCW
					 34.05.395 requires the use of underlining and
					 deletion marks to indicate amendments to existing rules, and deems ineffectual
					 changes not filed by the agency in this manner. The bracketed material in the
					 above section does not appear to conform to the statutory requirement.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 81-18-025 (Order 169),
					 §
											232-16-400, filed 8/26/81; Order
					 105, §
											232-16-400, filed 9/7/77; Order
					 9, §
											232-16-400, filed 9/25/70; Order
					 3, §
											232-16-400, filed 4/20/70; Order,
					 filed 7/29/64; Resolution No. 156 (part), filed 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-220 - Swinomish Spit waterfowl, coot, and snipe closure (Skagit County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
It is unlawful to hunt migratory waterfowl, coot, and snipe
				  within the following described boundary November 15 through March 31, and it is
				  unlawful to hunt brant at any time within the following described boundary:
				  Beginning at the Burlington Northern railroad tracks on the west shoreline of
				  the Swinomish Channel; thence in a northwesterly direction along the west side
				  of the Swinomish Channel to the reserve boundary sign on the northernmost sand
				  island (48.474801N, 122.530770W (all coordinates NAD83/WGS84)); thence 10,500
				  feet ENE (east-northeast) to the reserve boundary sign (48.480630N,
				  122.488388W); thence 1,800 feet SW (southwest) to the reserve boundary sign
				  (48.476983N, 122.493716W); thence 7,000 feet SSW (south-southwest) to the
				  reserve boundary sign on the dike at the south end of Padilla Bay (48.459498N,
				  122.504967W); thence continue westerly along said dike to the intersection of
				  the Burlington Northern railroad tracks and the east shoreline of the
				  Swin-omish Channel; thence continue along said railroad tracks (across swing
				  bridge) to the west shoreline of the Swinomish Channel and the point of
				  beginning.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047 and
					 77.15.440. 11-18-051 (Order
					 11-216), §
											232-16-700, filed 8/31/11,
					 effective 10/1/11. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040,
					 77.12.010,
					 77.12.020, 77.12.770, 77.12.780.
					 00-11-137 (Order 00-50), §
											232-16-700, filed 5/23/00,
					 effective 6/23/00. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 98-17-043 (Order
					 98-158), §
											232-16-700, filed 8/13/98,
					 effective 9/13/98; 84-21-046 (Order 249), §
											232-16-700, filed
					 10/12/84.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-230 - Toppenish Creek Game Reserve (Cort Meyer) (Yakima County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Commencing at the NE corner of the SE1/4 of the NW1/4 of
				  Section 26, Township 10, Range 20E.W.M.; thence west one and three-quarters
				  mile to the NW corner of the SE1/4 of the NE1/4 of Section 28, Township 10,
				  Range 20; thence south one-quarter mile; thence east one-quarter mile; thence
				  south three-quarters mile to the SW corner of the NW1/4 of the NW1/4 of Section
				  34; thence east three-quarters mile; thence south one-quarter mile; thence east
				  three-quarters mile to center of Section 35; thence north one and one-quarter
				  miles to place of beginning. All in Township 10 north, Range
				  20E.W.M.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.04.012,
					 77.04.055,
					 77.12.047,
					 77.32.070, and C.F.R. Title 50,
					 Part 20; Migratory Bird Treaty Act. 12-18-001 (Order 12-191), §
											232-16-440, filed 8/22/12,
					 effective 9/22/12; Subsection (2), Temporary Regulation 256 (part), filed
					 9/8/66; Temporary Regulation 234, filed 10/9/64; Order, Subsection (1), filed
					 7/29/64; Order, filed 7/29/64; Regulation 171, filed 3/21/60; Resolution No. 1
					 (part), 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-240 - Walla Walla River Game Reserve

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
A tract of land and water lying within sections 23, 24, 25,
				  and 26 of Township 7, Range 31 E.W.M. in Walla Walla County, Washington, being
				  more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point where the
				  Bonneville Power Administration power line between John Day and Lower
				  Monumental Dams crosses the center of the main channel of the Walla Walla
				  River, thence westerly along said center of the main channel to the easterly
				  line of the right of way of US #12-395 Highway, thence northerly along said
				  east line of said right of way to the southerly line of the right of way of the
				  Union Pacific Railroad-Burlington Northern Railway joint Pendleton-Walla Walla
				  track, thence easterly along said south line of said right of way to the center
				  line of said Bonneville Power Administration power line, thence southerly along
				  said center line to the center of the main channel of the Walla Walla River and
				  the point of beginning.
Order 86, §
											232-16-450, filed 7/15/76;
					 Temporary Regulation 256, (part), filed 9/8/66; Order, filed 7/29/64;
					 Resolution No. 152 (part), filed
					 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-250 - Winchester Wasteway Game Reserve (Grant County)

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
T18N, R25E, Section 12, and the SW 1/4 of T18N, R26E ,
				  Section 7. 800 acres.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 83-18-043 (Order 217),
					 §
											232-16-640, filed
					 9/1/83.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-411 - Wildlife-Hunting-Game reserves › Section 220-411-260 - Yakima River Game Reserve

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
Beginning in Prosser at the intersection of Tenth Street and
				  Grant Avenue; then west to the Yakima River and Prosser Dam; then west across
				  Prosser Dam and the Yakima River to the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation Maintenance
				  Road; then north to Old Inland Empire Highway; then northeasterly on Old Inland
				  Empire Highway to Interstate I-82; then east on the south side of I-82 to the
				  Chandler Canal; then east along the north side of the Chandler Canal to the
				  powerline going across the Yakima River (approximately .4 miles east of Bunn
				  Road); then south along the powerlines and across the Yakima River to Wine
				  Country Road; then west on Wine Country Road to Tenth Street and the point of
				  beginning.
Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 98-17-046 (Order
					 98-156), §
											232-16-540, filed 8/13/98,
					 effective 9/13/98; Order, filed 7/29/64; Resolution No. 1 (part), filed
					 3/21/60.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-412 - Wildlife-Hunting-Permits › Section 220-412-010 - Hunter education training program requirements

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) The director may designate a state
				coordinator for the purpose of administering the hunter education program. The
				state coordinator shall be responsible for the certification of volunteer
				instructors and the development of instructional materials, training aids,
				operating policies and procedures necessary to comply with the provisions of
				this section and
				RCW
				77.32.155.
(2) It is unlawful for any person born after
				January 1, 1972, to obtain an initial hunting license in the state of
				Washington without having completed a department-approved course involving at
				least ten hours of instruction in conservation, safety and
				sportsmanship.
(3) Upon
				satisfactory completion of these requirements, each student shall be issued a
				certificate of accreditation signed by an authorized instructor or the state
				coordinator.
(4) It is unlawful for
				a license dealer to issue a hunting license for a person born after January 1,
				1972, unless a hunter education certificate is presented at the time of
				purchase. This subsection does not apply to individuals listed in the
				department's licensing data base system with a valid hunter education
				certificate number.
Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.12.047. 09-13-031 (Order 09-111), §
											232-12-227, filed 6/9/09,
					 effective 7/10/09. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040 and
					 77.32.155. 97-22-003, §
											232-12-227, filed 10/23/97,
					 effective 11/23/97. Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 95-02-070 (Order
					 94-146), §
											232-12-227, filed 1/4/95,
					 effective 1/4/95. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.32.050 and
					 77.32.070. 90-19-087 (Order 458),
					 §
											232-12-227, filed 9/18/90,
					 effective 10/19/90. Statutory Authority:
					 RCW
					 77.32.155. 85-16-004 (Order 260), §
											232-12-227, filed 7/25/85.
					 Statutory Authority: RCW 77.12.040. 81-12-029 (Order 165), §
											232-12-227, filed 6/1/81.
					 Formerly WAC 232-12-500.
Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 - Fish and Wildlife, Department of › WILDLIFE › Chapter 220-412 - Wildlife-Hunting-Permits › Section 220-412-020 - Hunter education deferral

Current through Register Vol. 24-14, July 15, 2024
(1) Pursuant to
				RCW
				77.32.155, individuals may apply for a
				director-authorized, once in a lifetime, one-license-year deferral of hunter
				education training. To qualify, the applicant for deferral and his or her
				accompanying, licensed hunter must comply with the following requirements:
(a) The applicant for deferral must:
(i) Be at least ten years of age when
				applying for the deferral; and
(ii)
				Not have failed the hunter education training course within the previous twelve
				months, if he or she took the course.