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WA Elk Unit 673 — Williams Creek

Total Acres
168,955
Public Land
25%
Elevation
-1–2,152 ft

Season Dates

YearWeaponDatesTag TypeSex
2026Archery — Archery EarlySep 6, 2026Sep 18, 2026
2026Muzzleloader — Muzzleloader EarlyOct 4, 2026Oct 10, 2026
2026Rifle — Sp-2436Nov 1, 2026Nov 12, 2026
2026Rifle — Sp-2246Nov 1, 2026Nov 12, 2026
2026Rifle — Rifle Western WashingtonNov 1, 2026Nov 12, 2026
2026 — Sp-2713Dec 1, 2026Feb 28, 2027

Trophy Data

B&C Entries
8
Avg Score
315.4
Top Score
345.8
Recent (5yr)
0

AI Scout Analysis

# WA 673 – Williams Creek: Tactical Analysis ## Terrain & Access Williams Creek spans low-elevation mixed terrain (up to 2,152 ft) with only 25% public land—most hunting requires accessing private ground through permission or trespass agreements. This is a private-land-heavy unit demanding strong landowner relationships or guided access. ## Herd & Population Status Trophy record data is limited and declining. Pacific County (overlapping the unit) shows only 8 all-time B&C entries across...

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Tag Quotas & Applicant Volume

YearWeaponResidencyApplicantsTags issued
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Harvest Data

YearWeaponHuntersHarvestSuccess
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2022Archery5485811.0%
2022Rifle6818112.0%
2022Muzzleloader1812011.0%
2022Special Permit30