2021 Western Washington Pheasant Release Program
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO SMALL GAME HUNTERSTo protect other wildlife species including waterfowl and raptors, nontoxic shot is now required for all uplandbird, dove and band-tailed pigeon hunting on all pheasant release sites statewide. If you hunt any of theserelease sites, you may possess and use only approved nontoxic shot (either in shotshells or as loose shot formuzzleloading). Some of these sites have further restrictions. See Game Bird and Small Game Regulations formore information.
Western WashingtonPheasant Release ProgramThe number of pheasants released on each site is based on severalfactors, including the estimated numbers of hunters using those sites.CountyClarkSiteShillapooVancouver LakeCowlitzWoodland BottomsGrays HarborChehalis RiverIslandSea Plane BaseOLF-CoupevilleZylstra RoadBayviewArnold FarmKingCherry ValleyStillwaterLewisLincoln CreekKosmosMasonBelfairHunter FarmsSargeant MacPacif icChinookPierceFort LewisSkagitSamish (Youth, Hunters 65 and older andDisabled Only)SnohomishCrescent LakeEbey IslandThurstonFort LewisScatter CreekSkookumchuckWhatcomLake TerrellBPIntalco
WESTERN WASHINGTONPHEASANT RELEASE PROGRAMRequired Licenses and Bag Limits:The purpose of the pheasantprogram in western Washingtonis to provide upland bird huntingopportunity. This programencourages participation fromnew, young and seasoned hunters.Naturally sustained pheasantpopulations are limited in westernWashington due to the cool wetclimate and the lack of grainfarming. Each year 35,000 to40,000 pheasants are released onapproximately 25 release sites.The majority of release sitesremain the same from one year tothe next. Maps to current sites areenclosed.Hunting Seasonsand RegulationsThe general western Washingtonhunting season lasts from lateSeptember to November 30 eachyear (see hunting regulations fordetails). Hunting is allowed from8:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m. each day.Some areas may not release birdsthroughout the season due toflooding or other conflicts.To protect other wildlife speciesincluding waterfowl and raptors,nontoxic shot is required for allupland bird, dove and band-tailedpigeon hunting on all pheasantrelease sites statewide.A western Washington pheasantlicense is required to hunt pheasantsin western Washington. A smallgame license is not required toparticipate. The western Washingtonpheasant license costs 84.50 foradults and 40.50 for youth (under16). The bag limit is two pheasants ofeither sex per day. A three-day permitis also offered for 40.50 for residents.Parking and Safety at ReleaseSites:Generally, release sites haveestablished parking areas or accesspoints. These areas are open to allusers. Any restrictions associatedwith use of the release sites other thanthose noted in the hunting pamphlet,will be posted at the access points.There are several safety issues thathunters should be aware of whilehunting on release sites. The sitesare usually fairly crowded and oftenrelatively close to houses or othertypes of recreation. Hunter orangemust be worn by hunters usingrelease sites. Be aware of Safety Zonesigns and stay away from areas postedas such. Other instructions andinformation will be posted at releasesites.Additional Points:While it is always important to becourteous to other hunters, it isespecially important while huntingcrowded release sites. A few courtesyrules include:1. Don't trail or otherwise positionyourself to take advantage of otherhunters, you may end up in theirline of fire!2. Racing out ahead of otherhunters to beat them to birds isunethical and dangerous. Pleaserespect others and allow timeand space.3. If you see other hunters thatmay not be familiar withhunting the release site, invitethem to join your group. This isespecially important for younghunters and those withoutdogs. By promoting safe, ethicalhunting you help ensure thecontinuation of recreationfor yourself and for futuregenerations.Western WashingtonRegional Offices:Region 4(425) 775-131116018 Mill Creek Blvd.Mill Creek, WA 98012-1296Region 5(360) 696-62115525 S 11th StreetRidgefield, WA 98642Region 6(360) 249-462848 Devonshire Rd.Montesano, WA 98563
REGION FOUR PHEASANT HUNTING INFORMATIONOn several popular release siteshunters must choose to hunt oneither odd-numbered or evennumbered weekend days, from 8:00AM until 10:00 AM. Youth andsenior hunters may hunt on eitherday. These sites include: Lake Terrell(including British Petroleum andIntalco), Snoqualmie (includingStillwater, Cherry Valley, andCrescent Lake segments), Skagit,wildlife areas, and all sites onWhidbey Island.REGION FOURSKAGIT5Nontoxic shot must be used onall release sites statewide. Otherinstructions and information maybe posted at release sites.Reminder: At least 400 squareinches of Hunter Orange must beworn by all upland bird hunters.Typically, birds are released on thesesites at least three times per week,mainly on weekends. The two mainrelease sites on Whidbey Island areon the Naval Air Station (OLF andSeaplane Base). In order to hunton these sites, hunters must obtaina NAS Whidbey Island UplandGame Hunting Permit from theEnvironmental Bldg. 113 on AultField. Please call (360) 257-1009 foradditional information.Region 4 Office:(425) 775-131116018 Mill Creek Blvd.Mill Creek, WA 98102-1296405KING
REGION 4LAKE TERRELL WILDLIFE AREALYNDENGrandview548erNooksackRiv5BPW. Pole RoadLake TerrellWildlife Area539FERNDALEExit 262INTALCOTerrellRoadMt. View Road544Hanningan Rd.KickervilleBirch Bay-Lynden RoadW. Axton RoadLake Terrell is located Northwest ofFerndale. Take exit 262 off I-5. Go weston Main St. into Ferndale. Continue onMain St. as it changes into MountainView Rd. Turn north onto Lake TerrellRoad and follow signs to parking areas.Smith RoadSlater al acreage: 2700 AcBellinghamBay5Blaine Rd.NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREALAKE TERRELLWILDLIFE AREA5BPRelease SiteWHATCOM COUNTY,WASHINGTONTerrell CreekLake TerrellWildlife AreaLake Terrell Rd.Mountain View Rd.INTALCORelease SiteA portion of the BP releasesite will be closed due to alarge scale wetlandrestoration enhancementproject. Pheasants will stillbe released on theremaining open area.Northstar Rd.Kickerville Rd.Jackson RoadGrand View Rd.Unick Road.FERNDALENooksack River
REGION 4SKAGIT WILDLIFE AREA59SamishUnitAnacortesBurlington20Mt. VernonLa ConnerSKAGITCOUNTYConwayTo reach the Samish Unit from Interstate 5, go west on Highway 20 tothe Bayview-Edison Road. Turn right(north) and follow the Bayview-EdisonRoad through Bayview, past the statepark and down onto the Samish Flatsuntil the road ends at a "T" intersection.Turn left onto Samish Island Road andproceed until the 90-degree turn to thenorth. The parking area is straight aheadat the corner.Total acreage: 400AcNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREASAMISH UNITSKAGIT COUNTIY,WASHINGTONBayviewEdison Rd.Releases will only occur onceprior to both youth and seniorseasons.Samish Island RoadParkingSamishUnitBayview-Edison RoadFarm to Market Road2371,000 50001,0002,000Feet3,0004,0005,000
MT. VERNONBURLINGTONREGION 4ANACORTESWHIDBEY ISLAND RELEASE SITESAll of the release sites on Whidbey Island areadjacent to Highway 20 and Highway 525. Prior tohunting at SeaPlane Base or OLF Coupeville, pleasecontact the Naval Air Station at (360) 257-1009.Total acreage: 600 AcNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAANACORTESBURLINGTONMT. VERNONAULT FIELDFAKEMA RD.RD.NAS SEAPLANE BASETAYLORROADHUNTJU STRAAN ITDE OFFUCA20AAZYLSTRA RD.5OAK HARBORZYLSTRA ROADOAK HARBOR530STANWOODOLF COUPEVILLECRESCENTHARBORHASTEY LAKE RD.20ARNOLD ROADCRESCENT HARBOR RD.BAYVIEWARLINGTONPORTTOWNSENDDARNOLD RD.CMARYSVILLEPU525GEOVETPENN CSATOUNPAD2GEEY TRACOUPVILLEROADLYNNWOODWANAMAKERROADASeaplane BaseBOLF CoupevilleCZylstra RoadDArnold FarmCROCKETTLAKEWHIDBEY ISLANDRELEASE SITES20525YRRFETOISLAND COUNTY,WASHINGTONDENNSOWTRTPOFREELANDBAYVIEW AREARELEASE SITEBAYVIEWMILLMANMUTINYBAYRD.The Lower Game Range on the SeaPlane Base will not be released forthe 2021 season due to arestoration project.LANGLEYLONELAKEGABELIEN / BECKER RDBAYVIEWBe 5TO CLINTONFERRY TOMULKITEO
REGION 4AULT FIELDWHIDBEY ISLANDRELEASE SITECRESCENT HARBOR RDAAOAK HARBORCRESCENTHARBORZYLSTRA RD.HASTEY LAKE RD.CROADHUNTSJU TRAAN ITDE O FFUCA20LOR RD.TAYFAKEMA RD.ARNOLD RD.OVEGTORASAPENN CCOUPVILLEA20RY R D .EY RD.CASFT.EAGSSPAFE RB.PATMORE RDSeaplane BaseBOLF CoupevilleCZylstra RRNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAZYLSTRA ROAD RELEASE SITEIsland County, WashingtonThe Zylstra Road pheasant release siteis located on Whidbey Island, near OakHarbor. From Interstate 5 take WA-20west to Arnold Road. Go west on ArnoldRoad and take your first right onto ZylstraRoad. The hunting site and parking lot willbe on your left hand side. Please park inthe designated parking area, as indicatedby parking lot signage. Vehicles are notallowed in any other area of the site exceptthe designated parking area. This site canonly accommodate a fixed amount ofvehicles. Therefore, when the parking lot isfull, the site will be at maximum capacityand no more hunters are allowed accessuntil a vehicle eaves. Parking on the roador any other location to access the site isnot allowed.Special Notes: This site is subject toongoing farming operations. As a result,upon notification, Washington Dept. ofFish and Wildlife and the Landowners/Contract Managers may choose to closeaccess to the site in order to allow theseoperations to proceed without hindrance.For example, cattle are rotationally grazedon this property and may be rotated intothe site for grazing purposes. In the eventthat this occurs, WDFW personnel willremove signs, close the area to huntingby posting signs and reallocate thedistribution of pheasants released at thesite to nearby pheasant release sites. OnWhidbey Island, Youth Hunts will occurat the Upper Seaplane Base, and SeniorHunts will only occur at Zylstra Road andthe Upper Seaplane Base. Please contactthe Region 4 Private Lands biologist forinformation and details pertaining toquestions about this siteTotal acreage: 172 Ac
REGION 4WHIDBEYANACORTESISLAND RELEASE SITEBURLINGTONMT. VERNON5OAK VILLETotal acreage: 50 Ac525EVERETTMUKILTEOUNSO20BAYVIEWRELEASESITEFrom Highway 525, go west onBayview Road .8 miles. Turn righton Gabelien/Becker Road. Bear tothe right down Gabelien Road andpark in the field next to the farm'sequipment storage area.D2NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREALYNNWOODSite will be openfor public access onweekends ONLY.BAYVIEW RELEASE SITEIsland County, Washington
FERR YRD.P E NNCC OV EARNOLD RD .CFTPGA20COUPVILLETORAASAS E YSAASBHASTE Y LA KE RD .CHASTEY LAKE RD.AULT FIELDOAK HARBORARNOLD RD.OVEPENN CB20FAKEMA RD.ACRESCENT HARBOR RD.CRESCENTHARBORAISLAND COUNTY,WASHINGTONWHIDBEY ISLANDRELEASE SITESROADRATO525GAPASSAGEPATMOREEY .CASSeaplane BaseDENNSFT.AOLF CoupevilleTOWTORD.TAYLORREGION 4BArnold FarmYRTRRFEPOROADHUNTGEWHIDBEY ISLAND RELEASE SITESCZYLSTRA RD.All of the release sites onWhidbey Island are adjacentto Highway 20 and HighwayZYLSTRA RD .525. Priorto hunting at SeaPlane Base or OLF CoupevillePlease contact the Naval AirStation at (360) 257-1009.Total acreage: 600 AcNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAJU STRAAN ITDE OFFUCAMT. VERNONBURLINGTONANACORTESCRESCENTHARBOROAK HARBO R
REGION 4SNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREAThe Crescent Lake Unit ofSnoqualmie Wildlife Area is locatedbetween Duvall and Monroe on S.R.203. The release site may be foundby turning at the State ReformatoryFarm #2 and traveling west ontoCrescent Lake Road.CRESCENT LAKERELEASE SITETotal acreage: 360 AcNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREACRESCENT LAKE UNITSNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREASnohomish County, WashingtonRILEY CREEKPARKINGSLOUGH203STATE REFORMATORYFARM NO. 2CRESCENT LAKESNOLMUAQIERVERICRESCENT LAKEUNIT SNOQUALMIEWILDLIFE AREAPARKINGHIGH BRIDGSNOHOMISH COUNTY,WASHINGTONTRAILSGRAVEL PITHIGHBRIDGEDOAER
REGION 4SNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREAThe Cherry Valley Unit is locatednorth of Duvall on State Route 203.The parking lot is marked with asign on State Route 203.CHERRY VALLEYRELEASE SITETotal acreage: 386CHERRY VALLEY UNITSNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREAKing County, WashingtonNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREATO MONROEERRIVALQUOSNEMIPONDSALROADPONDS203TO DUVALLCHERRYVALLEYROADEKCREONRRYASCHESEPARKING
REGION 4EBEY ISLAND HUNTING AREAEBEY ISLANDHUNTING AREAFrom I-5, take Hwy. 2 east to HomeacreRd. (1st exit). There are two parkingareas. The main lot is at the corner ofHomeacre Road and is available yearround. The west lot is at the corner ofHomeacre Rd and 43rd Ave SE and isonly open during the hunting season.Total acreage: 1,237EBEY ISLAND HUNTING AREASnohomish County, WashingtonNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREA
REGION 4SNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREAThe Stillwater Unit is locatedon State Route 203, north ofCarnation. Parking lots areaccessed directly from State Route203.STILLWATERRELEASE SITETotal acreage: 486STILLWATER UNITSNOQUALMIE WILDLIFE AREAKing County, WashingtonStuartNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREA203ParkingFay Rd.ParkingCarnationPondService Roadrerris C ekHa-DuvallHw y.SloughSloughHarris CreekSnoqualmRierive203
REGION FIVE PHEASANT HUNTING INFORMATIONREGION FIVE5087508125414197511Several of the pheasant releasesites in Region Five have beensupported by volunteers. Oneof the most active groups is theVancouver Wildlife League.They are associated withmany wildlife projects in theVancouver area and handlemost of the pheasant releaseson the Shillapoo and VancouverLake sites. These sites receivevery high use because of theirpopularity and proximity toVancouver.Such sites as Lincoln Creek andWoodland Bottoms receivelighter pressure, these sites doreceive some mid-week releasesearly in the hunting season.The remaining sites are usedby fewer hunters overall andreleases mainly occur on theweekend.Although, Klickitat County’sfish and wildlife programs aremanaged through WDFW’sRegion 5 office in Ridgefield,Klickitat County is consideredan eastern Washingtoncounty. Therefore, licenserequirements for KlickitatCounty are the same as othereastern Washington counties.For Klickitat County, refer toEastern Washington PheasantRelease Program pamphlet.Region 5 Office:(360) 696-62115525 S 11th StreetRidgefield, WA 98642
REGION 5LINCOLN CREEK RELEASE SITE5OLYMPIA8ABERDEENLACEYTUMWATER510YELMGRAYS LIACHEHALISRD.LINCOLNCREEKRELEASE SITEEXIT 82GALVINNKBU12OWOWILD65LEWISD RD.PACIFIC505To find the Lincoln Creek releasesite, head west from exit 82 offI-5 to Galvin Road. Proceedwest on Lincoln Creek Road toLepisto Road. The release site islocated one mile down LepistoRoad and will be on the northside. The Lincoln Creek Site isapproximately 300 acres.COWLITZ506WAHKIAKUMLINCOLN CREEK RELEASE SITE,DNR/SCHOOL LANDSNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREALEWIS COUNTY,WASHINGTONE RD.NDENC5.RDGALVINRD.GALVIN RD.S ROADEKCREAPPROXIMATELY15 MILES TO SITEINGALLN CREENCOLLIKLINCOLNBUNKER.AVEONRISLEPISTO RD.HARSTATEBENCHMARKERCENTRALIAI NDEP ELINCOLN CREEKRELEASE SITECREEKRD.EXIT82
REGION 5KOSMOS RELEASE LEASE SITECENTRALIACHEHALIS76LEWIS508ONALASKAThe Kosmos release site is part ofthe Cowlitz Wildlife Area and maybe found by traveling east of Mortonon Hwy 12.MAYFIELDMORTONMARYSCORNER506COVADARRITZWL12RIV EMOSSYROCKRIFFELAKE505Turn south to town of Glenoma andfollow signs to County Park. Releasesite boundary is marked by signs.MOUNT MBNATIONALTotal acreage: 325 AcVOLCANICCOWLITZMONUMENTCOWERMAN RIVERMT. ST.HELENSIAOREGON12RO ADEKKOSMOSRELEASE SITERESTE E FEULION HAR CREEKCHAMPOMAGLENFROSTMA12GLENOTO MOR TO NRO ADNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREACEAST LEWIS COUNTY,WASHINGTONGLENOMAPARKRAINEYK OSMOSRELEASESITERIFFELAKER A INE Y C R E EK
REGION 5WOODLAND BOTTOMS RELEASE SITERIVERzALI SEHCHCENTRALIA512COWLITCOLUMBIA RIV4KELSOERWOODLANDBOTTOMSRELEASE SITE503WOODLANDZ RIVERTo find the Woodland Bottomsrelease site, take the Woodland exit(exit 21) off I-5. Head west on Goerig Road and Davidson Ave. Goaround Horseshoe Lake on SouthPekin Road to Whalen Road. Travelwest on Whalen Road, then south onKuhns Road to the release site. TheWoodland Bottoms Release Site isapproximately 270 acres.5VANCOUVER14NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAWOODLAND BOTTOMSRELEASE SITECOWLITZ COUNTY,WASHINGTON
REGION 5VANCOUVER LAKE ANDSHILLAPOO WILDLIFE AREA5Z RIVERWLITCOCENTRALIACHEHALISTo reach both the Vancouver Lakeand Shillapoo release sites take theFourth Plain Blvd. exit (exit #1 D) offI-5. Go west on Fourth Plain Blvd.For the Vancouver Lake release site,head north on Fruit Valley Road,then west on La Frombois Road tothe site. For the Shillapoo Releasesite, stay on Lower River Road to thesite. Total acreage is approximately1450 ITES14COLUMBIA RIVERPORTLANDVANCOUVER LAKEANDSHILLAPOOWILDLIFE AREASRiver RoadDPrivatePropertyShillapooWildlife AreaClark County,WashingtonPrivatePropertySouth UnitNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAVancoReigeruver LaFrenke ParkchmaPark n’s BarMemorialHighwayColumbia RiverLowerNorth Unit78th STVancouver LakeVancouver/ClarkParksVancouver LakeUnitSR 501LaPrivatePropertyFramboisFruit Valley RoadPort ofVancouverRdFOUR TH PLAI NBL VD
REGION SIX PHEASANT HUNTING INFORMATIONVolunteers play a significant rolein the pheasant release programin Region Six. The Peninsula BirdHunters handle the Belfair sites andindividual volunteers release birds onthe Hunter Farms (private property),Skookumchuck, and Chinook sites.Fort Lewis, Scatter Creek,Skookumchuck, and Belfair receivethe most hunting pressure andthe highest number of releasedpheasants. Pheasants are releasedduring the middle of the week onthese areas.Nontoxic shot is required on allrelease sites statewide.At the Scatter Creek release site,hunters must choose to hunt oneither odd numbered or evennumbered weekend days from 8:00am - 10:00 am. Youth and seniorhunters may hunt on either day.Region 6 Office:(360) 249-462848 Devonshire RoadMontesano, WA 98563REGION SIX101101KITSAP310110112101655507
REGION 6HUNTER FARMS RELEASE SITETo reach the Hunter FarmsRelease Site, travel north onHwy 101 out of Shelton. TakePurdy Cutoff Road to the east.The release site is at the intersection of Hwy 106 and PurdyCutoff Road.Total acreage: 200 Ac12Hunter Family FarmsFeel Free to Hunt SitePheasant Hunting Hours forHunter Family Farms Feel Free toHunt Site (see top map):Pheasant Hunting is allowedSeptember through November,8AM-4PM, 7 days a week.Note: Hunting hours may be adjusted as needed to ensure publicsafety.November – hunting allowed 8:00am – 4:00pm, 7 days a week.September – hunting allowed from 8:00am – 4:00pm, 7 days a week.TACOMAOctober – hunting allowed 8:00am – 12:00pm, 7 days a week.(No parking at kiosk/farm store)Pheasant Hunting Hours for Hunter Family Farms Store Site(see bottom map):EVERETTBecause of conflicts with other business at the Hunter FamilyFarms Store Site (see bottom map), the Landowner and WDFWrestrict both hunting hours and parking at this site. Parking is nowONLY available at the main kiosk/farm store during the months ofSeptember and November. Other parking is available along HWY106. Hunting areas are signed. Hunters are asked to read and fol5low instructions on signs. PLEASE RESPECT PRIVATE LAND AND THESEATTLENON-HUNTING PUBLIC.NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE ORT ANGELESHUNTER FARMSRELEASE SITE125Hunting PerimeterLegendParking areasSafety Zone1000 ftNSept & Nov hunting allowable areaNSafety Zone - No hunting any timeRC Field - Pheasant Hunting OKParking AreasOctober hunt area (also Sept & Nov)No hunting area in OCTOBERLegendHunter Family FarmsStore Site06Hwy 1oad06Y1HW ff RutoyCurdEP
REGION 6CHEHALIS RIVER RELEASE TESANOTUMWATERMALONECHEHALISCHEHALIS RIVERRELEASE SITE5OAKVILLE12101CENTRALIARAYMONDFrom I-5 go west on Hwy 12. Aftercrossing Satsop River turn left atBrady onto Monte-Brady Rd. Gosouth and west on the Monte-BradyRd. to Foster Rd. Go 1.6 miles onthe Foster Rd. and Brady Loop Rd.to the release site.CHEHALISTotal acreage: 250 AcPE ELL6NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREACHEHALIS RIVERRELEASE SITEBrady-BnteMoFosterMontesanorad.y RdSatsop RiverGRAYS HARBOR COUNTY,WASHINGTONC h e h a li s RCHEHALIS RIVERRELEASE SITE10712iver
REGION 6JOINT BASE LEWIS MCCHORD (JBLM)RELEASE PROGRAM51618AUBURNMASONKINGTACOMAAccess for pheasant release sites on JBLMare managed through the NorthwestAdventure Center (253-967-8282/7744).Hunters must initially register at theNorthwest Adventure Center or Skeet andTrap Range. Registration will requirewatching a safety video, valid huntinglicense, proof of vehicle registration/license number, proof of insurance andregistration of firearms used. Onceregistered an automated call in system isused to sign in and out of training COOMJBLMFORTLEWIS512ADVENTURE YELM50712THURSTONWTotal acreage: 1850 YLAKEAMERICANLAKE"ATILLICUMAMCOATEXIT 124MCCHORDAFBEXIT 1235VDRI4 1 ST DEJBLMFORT LEWISSEQUALEXIT 122IVISIONSOUTHCAMPMURRAYFor all regulations, download theOf Hunting off the Joint BaseLewis Mcchord MWR web site athttps://jblmmwr.com/index.html.FORT LEWISRulesJBLMITCHEW LK.OBNCCHEA.RDNORTH FORT LEWIS/FORT LEWIS EXITEQUIPMENTRENTAL CTRYMMAIN GATEARMYTRAVEL CTRST41TOPI AOLNCEOBADVENTURE CENTERNCOCLUBHACDR.5EXIT 119STEILACOOM/DUPONT RD.NORTHFORTEXIT 120RESERVATIONMAIN GATE(CHECK HERE FIRST)JOINT BASE LEWIS MCCHORDADVENTURE CENTERPIERCE COUNTY, WASHINGTONNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREA
REGION 6SCATTER CREEK RELEASE SITELITTLE ROCKTO OLYMPIA121C121CHEHALISRSCATTERREEK12SCATTER CREEKRELEASE SITES #1 AND #2IVER5To reach Scatter Creek release sites, take I-5 toUS 12 West (Exit 88). Turn west on US 12, thenturn right at the first stoplight onto ElderberrySt. SW. At the "T" turn right on 193rd Ave. SW.Follow the road to the left as it becomes GuavaStreet SW. At the next "T", turn right on 183rdAve. SW. To access Release Site #1, take the nextleft onto the northerly continuation of GuavaStreet SW. To access Release Site #2, continueeast on 183rd Ave. SW, turn left on Case Rd. SW,and continue north to the site.At the Scatter Creek and Skookumchuck releasesites between the hours of 8:00 am and 10:00 amhunters must choose to hunt either odd numbered or even numbered days. Youth and seniorsmay hunt on either days.TO CENTRALIASCATTER CREEKRELEASE SITETotal acreage: 1,000 AcTOOLYMPIATHURSTON COUNTY,WASHINGTONSCATTER CREEKRELEASE SITE #2NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREACACASE SERORDAD5SCATTER CREEKRELEASE SITE #1GUAVA180th WAYGUAVA183th AVE.ELDERBERRY193th AVE.EXIT 88197th AVE.12TO TENINO
REGION 6SKOOKUMCHUCK RELEASE SITETACOMAOLYMPIA125507ABERDEENTo reach the Skookumchuck release site,take I-5 to US 12 West (Exit 88). Turn eastto Old Hwy 99 toward Tenino. Turn righton SR 507 toward Bucoda. Turn left on 184thAve SE, which becomes SkookumchuckRd. after 0.6 mile. Continue east onSkookuchuck Rd. to the release site.SKOOKUMCHUCKRELEASE SITETENINOCENTRALIA612At the Scatter Creek and Skookumchuckrelease sites between the hours of 8:00 am and10:00 am hunters must choose to hunt eitherodd numbered or even numbered days. Youthand seniors may hunt on either days.KELSOTotal acreage: 250 AcNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREAJohnsonCreekRoadSESKOOKUMCHUCKWILDLIFE AREAFORESTTHURSTON COUNTY,WASHINGTONMainEntranceSignGRAVEL BORROWTRANSAFETY ZONENO HUNTINGSALTAGBCREEKchuck RoadSEOrchardParking AreaofWaySkookumKOOSKC king AreaFenton MemorialParking AreaFORESTBloody Run CreekParking AreaTRANFARMLANDSALTA1 C R E EKTREREYWANSA LTACFishing DeadlineEUEKHAB CRESERANMC HKTROKUEEOCRSKUC K RI V ERTRAEKOeCrSMPSALTA 3 CR E EKREAN5CTRSATHekCRSEEEKadRoONA 6 CRA N S ALTEonpsTRomThLTANSALTA2CREECLAY BORROWKWEST FORK TRANSALTA 2 CR E EKUTARYTR A SA LTA 4 C RENEK21ARYTRI BU TTRIBFORESTSkookumchuck Wildlife Habitat Management Area (SWHMA)Property Owned and Managed by TransAltaTRIBAUTRY10 100 200050Feet400100Meters200Date of Aerial Photograph: October, 2013Map Updated: October 2014Information SignsStreamsManagement Area BoundarySWHMA BoundaryHedgerowsRight of Way (BPA)Authorized Personnel OnlyParking AreasGrasslandsCounty RoadsWetlandsMeadowsThis product is for information purposes and is not suitable for legal, engineering or surveying purposes. This information or data is provided with theunderstanding that conclusions drawn from such information are the responsibility of the user.AUTHORIZEDPERSONNELONLYEK
REGION 6BELFAIR AND MASON LAKE (formally Sgt. Mac) RELEASE SITESThe Belfair site is located north of the intersection of Bear Creek-DewattoRd and Tahuya-Blacksmith Rd.Mason Lake (formally Sgt. Mak) Pheasant Release Site at the East end ofMason Lake(This site replaces the Grapeview Release Site on Hwy. 3)From Hwy. 3, east of Allyn, head north on Mason-Benson Rd. E for 2.6 miles.Take a right on Mason Lake Rd. and go east for 1.1 miles. Take a left on E. MasonLake Dr. West and go 0.1 mile to the gate on the right.On Mon, Tue, Thu, and Fri, park at gate and walk to the hunting area.On Wed, Sat and Sun, proceed through the gate and drive to the parking area in the gravel pit.The gate is open from 8 AM to 5 PM. All other side roads are off limit to vehicles. Be out by 5 PM or risk being locked infor the night.Hunting site provided by Green Diamond Resource Company. Pheasants planted, locks operated and property maintainedby The Peninsula Birdhunters Association.BELFAIR and MASON LAKE(formally Sgt. Mac)RELEASE SITESMASON COUNTY, WASHINGTONPheasants will not be released at theBelfair Release Site for the 2021 Season.MASON LAKE(formally Sgt. Mac)PHEASANT RELEASE SITEMASON LAKE(formally Sgt. Mac)PHEASANT RELEASE SITEMason Lake (formallySgt. Mak) PheasantRelease SiteE. Trails Rd.ParkingE. Mason Lake Dr. WestGateMason Lake Rd.
REGION 6TRASK LAKE RELEASE SITESTrask Lake Pheasant Release Site is south of Lake Trask off of Lake TraskRoad.From Hwy. 3, turn North West on E Mason Lake Rd and follow it forapproximately 6.2 miles. Turn left onto East Mason Lake Drive West and followfor .75 miles. Turn Left onto Lake Trask Rd. and follow for .75 miles to reach theparking area on the left.Hunting site provided by Green Diamond Resource Company. Pheasantsplanted, locks operated and property maintained by The Peninsula BirdhuntersAssociation.TRASK LAKERELEASE SITEMASON COUNTY,WASHINGTONNONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREA
REGION 6CHINOOK RELEASE SITE101Willapa NationalWildlife Refue4WillapaBayThe Chinook Release Site is locatedon the south shore of the ChinookRiver between the towns of Chinookand Ilwaco in Pacific County. Therelease site can be accessed fromLingerfelter Road and Chinook ValleyRoad off of Highway 101.101401101NOTE: Boundary is not alwayson the roads!CHINOOKRELEASE SITETotal acreage: 800 nColumbia RiverCHINOOKRELEASE SITEAirport RoadTOILWACOAirporPACIFIC ELEASE SITEBaker BayGileRanchayhwHig110NONTOXIC SHOT REQUIREDON ENTIRE AREALingerfelter Road
Published by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, 2021. PO Box 43200, Olympia, WA 98504.Website: http://www.wa.gov/Kelly Susewind, Director, Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.Larry Carpenter, Chair, Washington Fish and Wildlife Commission.The State of Washington is an equal opportunity employer. Persons with disability who need assistance in the application or testing process or thoseneeding this publication in an alternative format may call (360) 664-1960 or TDD (360) 753-4107. This program receives federal financial assistance fromthe U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. It is the policy of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife to adhere to the following: Title VI of the Civil RightsAct of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, andTitle IX of the Education Amendments of 1972.The U.S. Department of the Interior and its bureaus prohibit discrimination of the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability and sex (in educational programs). If you believe that you have been discriminated against in any program, activity or facility, please contact the WDFW ADA Coordinatorat 600 Capitol Way North, Olympia, Washington 98501-1091 or write to: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office of External Programs, 4040 N. Fairfax Drive,Suite 130, Arlington, VA 22203.
Lake Terrell Wildlife Area BELLINGHAM 5 548 Marietta BP Grandview Mt. View Road Exit 262 W. Axton Road Smith Road W. Pole Road Hanningan Rd. Slater Road INTALCO Terrell Road Kickerville N o o k s a c k R i v e r REGION 4 LAKE TERRELL WILDLIFE AREA LAKE TERRELL WILDLIFE AREA WHATCOM COUNTY, WASHINGTON
pigeon hunting on all pheasant release sites statewide. A western Washington pheasant license is required to hunt pheasants in western Washington. A small game license is not required to participate. The western Washington pheasant license costs 84.50 for adults and 40.50 for youth (under 16). The bag limit is two pheasants of either sex per day.
Junior Pheasant Hunt Stocking Locations 15,000 pheasants stocked statewide Although pheasants may be hunted statewide (except in WPRAs) during the Junior Pheasant Hunt, birds will be stocked at specific locations throughout the commonwealth prior to the hunt. Northwest Region Butler County: SGL 95, from Butler Rt. 8 to Rt. 308 north. Just .
pheasant (-17%) and quail (-36%) both decreased significantly compared to 2018. Dew conditions were comparable to last year and very good across most of the stateTotal Snowfall (inch) during the survey. Bird hunters reported very good success last year with 2018-19 pheasant (Figure 3) and quail harvests the highest seen in a decade. Pheasant and
Pheasant Run your wedding is the only one that day. Our full attention is focused on you and your special day. We look forward to working with you. *All fees are subject to applicable taxes and a mandatory 15% gratuity on food & beverage. Pheasant Run Golf Club 18033 Warden Ave. Sharon, ON, L0G 1V0 905-898-3917 1 Ceremony 2 3 4 Bar Service
woodland has become undermanaged, with some areas containing over-mature and windblown coppice. Shot Wood and Bird Wood to the west of the property (Cpts 5) form part of a larger pheasant shoot, located on adjacent land. An active pheasant release pen is situated
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The 2021-2022 pheasant hunting season in Rhode Island was a safe and successful season. Pheasant hunter participating a wide variety of Rhode Island hunting programs throughout the fall and winter. Feedback gathered from the hunter survey combined with hunter use of wildlife management areas will be used to guide stocking
