| WHO WE ARE An all-volunteer, non-profit group promoting effective conservation, teaching hunting ethics and good sportsmanship, supporting education to prevent pollution, and improving and increasing outdoor recreation opportunities, especially hunting and fishing. |
Kittitas County Field & Stream
| Since 1919 |
"Working Today For Tomorrow's Wildlife"
| Ellensburg, Washington |
Mt Stuart Photo by: Dick Ambrose
Kittitas County Field & Stream P.O. Box 522 Ellensburg WA 98926 Copyright KCFS © 2010 Contact Us |
Officers:
President: Lee Davis
Vice President: Robert Weyna
Secretary: Deborah Essman
Treasurer: Leta Davis
Past President: Bill Essman
President: Lee Davis
Vice President: Robert Weyna
Secretary: Deborah Essman
Treasurer: Leta Davis
Past President: Bill Essman
| Board of Directors: Buzz Chevera Dennis Page Joe Rotter Aaron Kuntz Ken Matney Dave Duncan |
You Can Buy Fishing and Hunting Licenses and Get Free Copies of Regulations at These Locations; Cle Elum Cle Elum Hardware, 811 W Davis, (509) 674-5691 Farm & Home, 100 W First St, (509) 674-7104 Easton CB's General Store, 1751 Railroad, (509) 656-2337 Ellensburg Bi Mart, 608 E Mountain View Ave, (509) 925-6971 Fred Meyer, 201 S Water St, (509) 962-0500 Kittitas Kittitas Country Hardware, 117 N Main St, (509) 968-3368 On The Web https://fishhunt.dfw.wa.gov/ |
| WildWatch CAMs WDFW uses high-quality miniature security cameras to observe wildlife from a safe, non-intrusive distance; and broadband Internet transmissions to bring live views of wildlife to their biologists' desks and to your home. salmon seal heron bat martin owl bluebird osprey eagle WDFW WildWatchCams Homepage |
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| WA State Legislature Senate Bill 6813 --Abolishes the department of fish and wildlife and transfers its powers, duties, and functions to the department of natural resources. --Abolishes the agency known as the state parks and recreation commission. --Transfers, administratively, the duties of the governor-appointed state parks and recreation commission and the fish and wildlife commission to the department of natural resources. --Requires the department of natural resources, the department of fish and wildlife, the fish and wildlife commission, and the state parks and recreation commission to devise a plan necessary to implement these changes. --Authorizes the code reviser to substitute words designating the department of natural resources or the administrator of the department of natural resources, as appropriate, whenever necessary to effect the changes in meaning provided for in the act or any other act of the 2010 legislature. View the bill on the legislature website Contact your Legislator |
| We oppose SB 6813 because these agencies have vastly different missions. While it may seem fiscally responsible to combine them because they each manage state lands, such action would contribute to extensive intra-department questions of responsibility, which would, ultimately, reduce recreation opportunities for the citizens of Washington State. The State Department of Natural Resources: much DNR land is state trust land that provides revenue to help pay for construction of public schools, universities, and other state institutions, and funds services in many counties. Agricultural leases and timber sales are two major revenue activities. The State Department of Fish & Wildlife: protect and enhance fish and wildlife and their habitats and provide sustainable, fish- and wildlife-related recreational and commercial opportunities. The State Parks and Recreation Commission: acquire, operate, enhance and protect a diverse system of recreational, cultural, historical and natural sites. The Commission fosters outdoor recreation and education statewide to provide enjoyment and enrichment for all and a valued legacy to future generations. |
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| Bighorn Sheep and Pnuemonia Washington is home to an estimated 1,500 wild bighorn sheep that range in 18 herds in central and eastern areas of the state. More than half the wild sheep—some 800 animals— live in the Yakima River Valley. Like other wildlife, bighorn sheep are subject to periodic disease outbreaks. A respiratory disease that takes a toll on wild bighorns is pneumonia. Infected bighorns were found in late 2009 and early 2010 in the Umtanum herd in the Yakima River Valley. Learn more |
| Mandatory Boater Education In 2005, a law was passed requiring boat operators to take a boater safety education course in order to operate a boat in Washington state. The law applies to operators of motorboats with 15 horsepower or greater. Boaters can take an education course in a classroom, online or at home. Once the course is completed and test passed, boaters need to send a completed application for their card. If boaters already have taken an approved boating class, they only need to send in their application with supporting documents to get a Boater Education Card. Visit the State Parks website for more info |
An easy six mile trail between Cle Elum and Ronald.
Enjoy interpretive signs along the way telling the stories
of the hard-working families that lived in the area and worked in the mines.
Learn more
Enjoy interpretive signs along the way telling the stories
of the hard-working families that lived in the area and worked in the mines.
Learn more
This bill did not pass out
of committee before a
deadline. Except for a
rarely used parliamentary
procedure, this bill is dead.
But, if you haven't
voiced your opinion to your
legislator, please don't
hesitate to do so.
of committee before a
deadline. Except for a
rarely used parliamentary
procedure, this bill is dead.
But, if you haven't
voiced your opinion to your
legislator, please don't
hesitate to do so.
| Experience Washington State in a whole new way. Through the eyes of other people. Here you'll find pictures and stories from visitors who have been there and done that. To see and read some Excellent Washington State adventures just click on the link below. Enter » |
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2010 Experience Washington Travel Planner
Published by Washington State Tourism and Destination Media Alliance
The Official Washington State Travel Planner is the perfect resource to help you plan
your exploration of the "Evergreen State." Conveniently organized by region, this
152-page, full-color publication is filled with road trips, travel planning tips, maps and
photographs that will inspire you to put Washington State on your "must see" list.
view Planner online or order a print copy (other guides also available)
visit the Washington State Tourism website
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2010 Experience Washington Travel Planner
Published by Washington State Tourism and Destination Media Alliance
The Official Washington State Travel Planner is the perfect resource to help you plan
your exploration of the "Evergreen State." Conveniently organized by region, this
152-page, full-color publication is filled with road trips, travel planning tips, maps and
photographs that will inspire you to put Washington State on your "must see" list.
view Planner online or order a print copy (other guides also available)
visit the Washington State Tourism website
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