Hunting

Hunting opportunities, ranging from upland game birds to mule deer and bear, abound in Okanogan Country. Thousands of acres of federal and state public lands make the area one of the West’s premier venues for rifle and shotgun enthusiasts as well as for archers. Logging roads provide access to a variety of game. In addition to standard lodging, parks, and campgrounds, more primitive camp sites can be found.

Washington State annually publishes game regulations. See these directories for rules and bag limits. License and proper tags are required. Please refer to the following websites and resources before you plan your hunt. Respect private property and consider hiring a local outfitter or guide to help you make the most of your Okanogan Country adventure.

Department of Fish & Wildlife
800 833-6388 | www.wdfw.wa.gov

Bureau of Land Management
www.blm.gov

Department of Natural Resources
www.dnr.wa.gov

United States Forest Service
(509) 664-9200 | www.fs.fed.us

		Oberg Brothers Ranch Homestead Vacations 1222 Havillah Rd Tonasket, Wa - 98855 509 485-3330 http://www.obergbeef.com :: Show on Map :: Camping Sites (need to be self-contained) for you and your family and your horses. Enjoy this beautiful area and come take a tour of our Ranch and Ride the Range with your horse.
		Okanogan National Forests 1 W Winesap Tonasket, Wa - 98855 509-486-2186 http://www.fs.fed.us/r6/okanogan :: Show on Map :: The Okanogan National Forest offers a variety of recreational opportunities for the adventurer. With over 800 miles of wilderness trails to explore by foot or horse you could spend weeks just enjoying the back country. There are also barrier free trails for individuals with disabilites. Motorbike, mt. bike, snowmobile, and other recreational vehicles also have opportunities tojoin the fun.