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
Catt Creek (961)
Land Access Information
Hunt Type: Feel Free to Hunt
What's Huntable Here
Columbian black-tailed deer
Huntable
Elk
Huntable
Access Times
Start: 1 hr. before sunrise End: 1 hr. after sunset
Access Acres: 200.00
Scouting is allowed
More information/comments This Feel Free to Hunt property is open to Deer and Elk hunting only. 200 acres of steep montane forest located in Lewis County south of the Nisqually River outside of Ashford, WA. The site is accessed from the USFS 85 road. Park at the DNR gate and walk in to access the property. The property line begins about a ¼ mile past the gate and is easily accessed along a decommissioned haul road. Bounded by Tahoma State Forest on the west and Mt. Baker Snoqualmie National Forest on the east.
Hunting Blinds Allowed Temporary blinds ok
Tree Stands Allowed Temporary stands ok
Access Modes
Walk-In
Weapon Info
Contact Information
MONIQUE (FERRIS) GRAY WDFW Private Lands Access Program Biologist monique.ferris@dfw.wa.gov
Address: 5525 South 11th Street Ridgefield, WA 98642
Points and boundaries for this site are indicated by the number 961 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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