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On May 23, at 10:44?am, 2007, Little Malice wrote :
[regarding shucking in place] It's a private beach and I'm not 100% sure of their policies, but I believe that is the case with most public beaches. You've got me curious, so when I'm there, I'll ask... Here's a start, although it's about public tidelands: http://wdfw.wa.gov/fish/shelfish/beachreg/shuck.htm We always removed oysters in-the-shell frowm our beach but returned the shells either the same day or the next day. Will you be on the east or west shore? Well, I guess it could be on the north or south shore if you'll be down in the buttonhook. Have fun! |
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KevinS wrote:
Here's a start, although it's about public tidelands: http://wdfw.wa.gov/fish/shelfish/beachreg/shuck.htm I believe the original discussion had to do with picking oysters in Oregon, not Washington. It's definitely more illegal in Oregon -- all oysters are private property. Steve |
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On May 23, 2007, at 2:06?pm, Steve Pope wrote:
I believe the original discussion had to do with picking oysters in Oregon, not Washington. It's definitely more illegal in Oregon -- all oysters are private property. I was responding to Little Malice who wrote about her upcoming weekend on Hood Canal, which is in western Washington State. |
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KevinS wrote:
On May 23, 2007, at 2:06?pm, Steve Pope wrote: I believe the original discussion had to do with picking oysters in Oregon, not Washington. It's definitely more illegal in Oregon -- all oysters are private property. I was responding to Little Malice who wrote about her upcoming weekend on Hood Canal, which is in western Washington State. Oh, okay, my geography is all screwed up then. Scratch the above. Steve |