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Washington State Spring Black Bear Hunt continues to be a home for the NFL.

The spring hunt is not back on, but things are staying interesting.

As you recall, the incomplete state wildlife commission had a deadlocked vote of 4-4

when considering this spring's hunt.

Without a majority vote, the hunt was suspended.

At the time of the vote, there was an open eastern Washington seat

that would be a big deal.

Without a majority vote, the hunt was suspended. At the time of the vote, there was an open eastern Washington seat

that would, in theory, have prevented a tie, but we don't know if it would have necessarily prevented a no-hunt outcome.

Now, however, state wildlife commissioner Fred Coons, who has served just shy of one year of a six-year commitment,

has announced his resignation from the commission stating that the, quote,

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