Frequently Asked Questions

Duck bag limits vary by species and season. Check current Washington State regulations, as limits typically range from 2-7 birds per day depending on duck type and hunting zone.

Legal bag limits depend on the species being hunted. Waterfowl limits are set annually by state regulations, while deer limits are typically one per tag purchased.

Hunting seasons vary by species. Washington waterfowl seasons typically run October through January, while deer seasons occur September through November. Check current state regulations for exact dates.

Yes, our experienced guides provide professional instruction and local expertise for all hunting expeditions. They help position you for optimal success throughout our hunting seasons.

Our private waters offer excellent fishing for Smallmouth Bass, Largemouth Bass, Walleye, and Salmon with guided instruction and exclusive access for lodge guests.

Yes, well-trained hunting dogs are welcome on our upland bird hunts. Dogs enhance the hunting experience and help retrieve downed birds efficiently.

Hunting packages include guided services, access to 200,000 acres of prime hunting land, and comfortable lodge accommodations. Meals and bird processing services are available.

We offer 2-day rifle hunts and 3-day archery hunts for mule deer. These timeframes provide optimal opportunities for successful harvests in our managed hunting areas.

Dove hunting typically runs from September 1-30 in Washington State. Our ranch provides excellent dove hunting opportunities with comfortable lodge accommodations during this season.

Yes, valid Washington State hunting licenses and appropriate tags are required. We can provide guidance on licensing requirements but hunters must obtain permits independently.