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Washington — Mule Deer

WA Mule Deer Unit 672 — Fall River

Total Acres
164,520
Public Land
26%
Elevation
-1–2,415 ft

Season Dates

YearWeaponDatesTag TypeSex
2026Archery — Archery LateNov 26, 2026 — Dec 31, 2026——
2026Archery — Archery EarlySep 1, 2026 — Sep 26, 2026——
2026Muzzleloader — Muzzleloader EarlySep 27, 2026 — Oct 5, 2026——
2026Rifle — Rifle LateNov 13, 2026 — Nov 16, 2026——
2026Rifle — Sp-1744Nov 1, 2026 — Nov 12, 2026——
2026RifleOct 11, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026——
2026Rifle — Sp-1743Oct 11, 2026 — Oct 31, 2026——
2026Rifle — Sp-1075Nov 1, 2026 — Nov 12, 2026——

AI Scout Analysis

# WA 672 – Fall River Tactical Analysis **Terrain & Access** Fall River spans 164,520 acres with modest public land availability (26%), ranging from low elevations to 2,415 ft. Limited public access is a meaningful constraint; much huntable ground lies on private timber and private land requiring permission or payment. Forum feedback indicates western Washington units face significant access friction compared to eastern regions. **Herd Quality & Population** No herd survey data (bull:doe ratios...

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Tag Quotas & Applicant Volume

YearWeaponResidencyApplicantsTags issued
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Harvest Data

YearWeaponHuntersHarvestSuccess
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2022Archery2056230.0%
2022Rifle62214323.0%
2022Muzzleloader1700.0%
2022Special Permit—3—