Public access to lands within the Tucannon River Wind Farm is available for hunting, birdwatching and other recreational activities.
Special rules are in place to ensure the safety of hunters, local residents, wind project workers and equipment. More information is available through the wind project hunting video and brochure.
Remember, hunting on private lands is a privilege and, as with all hunting activities, rules and prohibitions are enforced by state game agents and local law enforcement.
Access to PGE’s Tucannon River wind farm, PacifiCorp’s Marengo wind facility and Puget Sound Energy’s adjacent Hopkins Ridge wind facility is jointly administered by the utilities. Hunters only need to register with one utility to access any of these wind facilities.
Written permission for access to these lands may be obtained by completing the steps below.
Step 1: Read the access permission agreement and rules
Step 2: Watch the video
Step 3: Review the brochure and maps
Step 4: Choose a location to sign your access permission agreement and obtain your vehicle hang tag. Check with the store for seasonal closures and hours.
The Last Resort Kampstore, 2005 Tucannon Rd., Pomeroy, WA 99347, 509-843-1556 (closed seasonally)
Four Star Supply, 2255 Villard St., Pomeroy, WA 99347, 509-843-3693
Circle K, 426 West Main St., Dayton, WA 99328, 509-382-1042
Step 5: Fill out a registration form
For The Last Resort Kampstore or Four Star Supply, complete the online registration form.
For Circle K in Dayton, visit the store to complete a paper form in person.
Step 6: Complete your registration
Go to your chosen store to complete your registration. There you must:
Sign and pick up your permission agreement.
Obtain a vehicle hang tag.
The signed access permission agreement will allow you access to all three wind facilities.
You must carry your signed access permission agreement and display the hang tag at all times while visiting the wind facilities.