Washington § 77.32.535 - Private lands — Raffle authorization to hunt big game.

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§ 77.32.535. Private lands — Raffle authorization to hunt big game.

If a private entity has a private lands wildlife management area agreement in effect with the department, the commission may authorize the private entity to conduct raffles for access to hunt for big game animals and wild turkeys to meet the conditions of the agreement. The private entity shall comply with all applicable rules adopted under RCW 77.32.530 for the implementation of raffles; however, raffle hunts conducted pursuant to this section shall not be counted toward the number of raffle hunts the commission may authorize under RCW 77.32.530. The director shall establish the procedures for the hunts, which shall require any participants to obtain any required license, permit, or tag. Representatives of the department may participate in the hunt upon the request of the commission to ensure that the animals to be killed are properly identified.
[ 2001 c 253 s 52; 1996 c 101 s 6. Formerly RCW 77.12.780.]

Notes

Findings—1996 c 101: See note following RCW 77.32.530.

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