WAC 220-220-090. Reduced rate combination elk general licenses

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Washington Administrative Code › Title 220 › Chapter 220-220 › Section 220-220-090

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(1) There is hereby created combination elk hunting licenses that allow the holder to hunt elk for the purposes described below. A person purchasing any big game license that includes elk may purchase a reduced rate combination as follows:

(a) Master hunters must purchase a master hunter second elk transport tag to participate in a master hunter special permit hunt. Master hunters must purchase a master hunter elk area 3911 second elk transport tag to participate in the early elk area 3911 master hunter general season hunt. A master hunter in good standing must also purchase a master hunter elk tag in order to utilize a damage prevention or kill permit authorized and conditioned by the department. The fee for this combined license is $40 less than the sum of the big game license containing elk and the master hunter second elk tag.

(b) If a hunter is issued a damage prevention or kill permit authorized and conditioned by the department, the hunter must purchase a damage elk tag. The fee for this combined license is $40 less than the sum of the big game license containing elk and the damage elk second tag.

(c) A qualified hunter education instructor may purchase a second elk tag if they are drawn for a hunter education elk incentive permit. The fee for this combined license is $40 less than the sum of the big game license containing elk and the second elk tag.

(2) It is unlawful to possess a second elk transport tag except as authorized by this section.

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