Brady Loop #2 - Private Lands Hunting Access | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife

For more information on
hunting, please contact the
WDFW Wildlife Program.
Phone: 360-902-2515
wildthing@dfw.wa.gov

Hunting Access

Private Lands Hunting Access

Brady Loop #2 (360)

Land Access Information

Hunt Type: Feel Free to Hunt

What's Huntable Here
Waterfowl	Huntable

Access Times

Start: Two hours before hunting hours. End: One hour after hunting hours.

Access Acres: 70.00

Scouting is allowed
Scouting allowed when not in use. Respect other hunters and adjacent landowners.

More information/comments
There are 4 units (357,359,360) in this longest standing "Feel Free to Hunt" area and is also popular with wintering Swans. Hunters and Swans have coexisted on these fields for years. Let's keep it that way! The units are in Goose Management Area 2 - Inland and available for the 2022-2023 Waterfowl hunting season. See the current Washington Game Bird and Small Game Hunting Regulations pamphlet for regulations, requirements, rules, hunt days, times, and allowed huntable waterfowl species. NEW for 2022-23: As one of the longest standing FFTH properties, both the landowner and WDFW wish to gather site-specific harvest data. At each units' designated signed parking area (sawhorses) a QR Code harvest sign has been posted. We ask that you take a moment to scan the code with your Smart Phone at the end of your hunt day and provide your harvest information, even if nothing was harvested. This information will help guide WDFW and landowner for future winter cover cr

Hunting Blinds Allowed
Temporary blinds ok

No tree stands provided or allowed.

Access Modes

Walk-In Absolutely NO motorized vehicles

Weapon Info

Shotgun - Approved/Nontoxic Shot

Contact Information

CYNDIE SUNDSTROM
Wildlife and Private Lands Biologist
(360) 789-2912
Cyndie.Sundstrom@dfw.wa.gov

Address:
48 Devonshire Rd
Montesano, WA 98563

Location Information

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Hunt Opportunities

General Hunt
Waterfowl season

No restrictions on number of hunters

Mapping Information

Points and boundaries for this site are indicated by the number 360 on the map below.The map is intended for illustration purposes to orient hunters to the approximate location of the site’s features. Boundaries and other rules posted in the field must be observed.

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