I don't think I saw any stuffed elk (decoys) in the photos.

"Shooters" used the shoreline, high tide and the civilian population with cars, trucks and RV's to corral the elk before they rolled in to make the kill. Nope, no fair hunt there, no sportsmanship, no nothing. Just pull the trigger and punch the tag. If this is what hunting has come to in WA state I am glad I am not involved.

There are more than one pieces of property involved... different owners. May have had permission to enter one piece of property... but were stricltly forbidden to be on the piece where the elk was when shot... based on what I was told. If this is true, and it will come out in the wash one way or another, it may just prove the old adage... about 1/2 of what you read in the "news" might actually be true.