WDFW’s Hunt Planner webmap guides the way for your next outing
Newest version features many upgrades
Whether you’re new to hunting in Washington or a seasoned pro looking to expand the species and areas you hunt, the WDFW Hunt Planner webmap can help you plot your course to new adventures.
WDFW released a new version of the browser-based web application this spring with plenty of new features and improvements aimed at helping hunters find the opportunities they’re after.
The WDFW Hunt Planner webmap can help you find places to hunt, review regulations, and, for most big game opportunities, it also displays previous years’ harvest statistics to give you the big picture.
The WDFW Hunt Planner webmap boasts several new features after its latest version was released this spring.
- For most big game opportunities, you can now review the previous year’s harvest statistics, including hunter effort and success, as well as a graph of harvest rates over time.
- Feedback and bug reporting are now more seamlessly integrated in the webmap, so if you see something odd or have a suggestion, we want to hear about it.
Dive in
To check out the rest of the helpful features of the WDFW Hunt Planner webmap, including distance and area measuring as well as a basemap gallery that includes satellite and topographical imagery, check out the hunt planner for yourself.
While the hunt planner isn’t a downloadable, offline-capable app, it is a great desktop and mobile hunt planning tool that puts you right in touch with Washington’s opportunities and regulations. For a detailed rundown on using the hunt planner and its features, have a look at our hunt planner quick start guide.
Check out all the new features and see what the hunt planner can do to get you out in the field in new areas and after different opportunities. Good luck on your next hunting adventure!
