Timber, Fish and Wildlife
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Please avoid waterfowl hunting in the Lummi Seaponds.
Map of the Lummi Bay Seaponds
Take this free hunter education course!
This free, online alternative to the Washington state course is available to tribal members:
https://nra.yourlearningportal.com/Course/HuntersEdActivityInfoNAPage
Treponeme Associated Hoof Disease (TAHD), also called Hoof Disease or Hoof Rot, is a disease associated with treponeme bacteria that cause abnormal growth and deformities in elk hooves. If you harvest an elk with abnormal-looking hooves, the LNR Wildlife program will take all 4 hooves or (any that look diseased) cut off just above the ankle joint to send in for diagnostic testing. Follow the link below If you would like to learn more about TAHD or to report a limping elk.
https://wdfw.wa.gov/species-habitats/diseases/elk-hoof