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henryb · June 15, 2000, 08:50 AM

Robert the41MagFan,

Whitetail deer are prolific throughout most of eastern Washington. The mule deer population is shrinking and the whitetails are flourishing. That is why the hunting regs list almost all of eastern Washington as three point (on one side for those of you in the south and east) or better for mule deer, and any whitetail buck. Whitetail are not protected or endangered in Washington.

June 15, 2000, 08:50 AM	#6
henryb Member Join Date: July 23, 1999 Location: Washington State Posts: 53	Robert the41MagFan, Whitetail deer are prolific throughout most of eastern Washington. The mule deer population is shrinking and the whitetails are flourishing. That is why the hunting regs list almost all of eastern Washington as three point (on one side for those of you in the south and east) or better for mule deer, and any whitetail buck. Whitetail are not protected or endangered in Washington.