Washington

Encompassing over 633,000 acres flanking the Olympic Mountain Range, this rugged coastal rainforest terrain features towering old-growth Douglas fir, Western red cedar, and moss-carpeted river bottoms. Premier destination for Roosevelt elk, black-tailed deer, and black bear hunting along the Hoh, Queets, and Quinault river drainages.

Located in Yakima and Kittitas counties on the eastern slopes of the Cascade Mountains. Managed primarily as a critical wintering ground for Rocky Mountain elk and mule deer, offering dramatic pine-forested ridges, basalt bluffs, and shrub-steppe valleys. Archery, modern firearm, and muzzleloader seasons target elk, mule deer, California bighorn sheep, and upland game birds.

Spanning rolling shrub-steppe, deep canyons, and coniferous forest between Ellensburg and Yakima. A premier destination for mule deer, elk, chukar, California quail, and mourning dove. The Whiskey Dick and Quilomene units provide backcountry walk-in and horseback hunting with panoramic views of the Columbia River.

Located in northeast Washington, featuring 1.1 million acres of rolling, densely timbered mountains along the Selkirk and Kettle River ranges. Exceptional hunting for whitetail deer, Rocky Mountain elk, Shiras moose, black bear, and ruffed grouse across thousands of miles of logging roads and backcountry trails.

Situated along the Skagit River delta and Puget Sound tidal flats. Renowned as one of the premier waterfowl hunting destinations along the Pacific Flyway, supporting massive wintering flocks of mallards, pintails, wigeon, and snow geese across marshlands and agricultural grain impoundments.