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Interested in joining the Woodbrook Hunt Club? Visit our contact page for inquiries or download your membership application below. Be sure to also submit the appropriate release form.
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2025-2026 Hunting Season Dues
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HUNTING MEMBERSHIPS Family...................................$1460
Single ...................................... 980 Young Adult ........................... 545 Junior....................................... 305 Non-resident ..........................610 |
NON-HUNTING MEMBERSHIPS
Social ....................................$336 Associate...............................$158 |
MILITARY MEMBERSHIPS Family....................................$850 Single...................................... 610
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NOTE: All prospective members shall pay an initiation fee to cover the cost of initial materials provided to a new member. Includes members from past whom were not members preceding year. The board also has a policy for payment plans, please contact the membership chair, Theresa Lazares at (253) 973-8639 or [email protected] for more information.
Membership Categories:
Hunting Membership Definitions
Family: An adult or couple, and their minor children, of which one or more persons are an acceptable horseman and considered hunting members. Family membership shall also include children up to age 26.
Single: A person, married or single, who shall be an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member.
Young Adult: A young person, age 18-30 as of June 1, who is sponsored by an adult member and qualified by the M.F.H. as an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member.
Junior: A child 17 years of age or younger as of June 1 who has the consent of his parent or guardian and is also sponsored by an adult member and qualified by the M.F.H. as an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member. These members are not eligible to receive their adult colors until age 22 18. Any junior under the age of 6 is not required to pay dues but must ride with a parent or an adult designated by the parent prior to the hunt.
Non-Resident: Persons otherwise qualified as a family or a single member whose residence is outside the State of Washington but within North America. A non-resident may also be someone within the State and east of the summit of the Cascade Mountains and considered hunting members.
Military Members: A spouse or family otherwise qualified for a Single or Family hunting membership that includes at least one active-duty military member, retired military, or disabled veteran at the beginning of the season.
Non-Hunting Memberships Definitions
Social: Gentlemen or ladies otherwise qualified as members but not considered hunting members.
Associate Membership: A person who is otherwise qualified to be a member but does not wish to have hunting privileges but are invited to attend all social functions and are included in communications and social media. Associate members do not have access to the clubhouse or arena unless attending hunt sponsored activities. Associate members may attend the annual meeting but have no vote. Associate members must be approved by a majority vote of the Board.
Hunting Membership Definitions
Family: An adult or couple, and their minor children, of which one or more persons are an acceptable horseman and considered hunting members. Family membership shall also include children up to age 26.
Single: A person, married or single, who shall be an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member.
Young Adult: A young person, age 18-30 as of June 1, who is sponsored by an adult member and qualified by the M.F.H. as an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member.
Junior: A child 17 years of age or younger as of June 1 who has the consent of his parent or guardian and is also sponsored by an adult member and qualified by the M.F.H. as an acceptable horseman and considered a hunting member. These members are not eligible to receive their adult colors until age 22 18. Any junior under the age of 6 is not required to pay dues but must ride with a parent or an adult designated by the parent prior to the hunt.
Non-Resident: Persons otherwise qualified as a family or a single member whose residence is outside the State of Washington but within North America. A non-resident may also be someone within the State and east of the summit of the Cascade Mountains and considered hunting members.
Military Members: A spouse or family otherwise qualified for a Single or Family hunting membership that includes at least one active-duty military member, retired military, or disabled veteran at the beginning of the season.
Non-Hunting Memberships Definitions
Social: Gentlemen or ladies otherwise qualified as members but not considered hunting members.
Associate Membership: A person who is otherwise qualified to be a member but does not wish to have hunting privileges but are invited to attend all social functions and are included in communications and social media. Associate members do not have access to the clubhouse or arena unless attending hunt sponsored activities. Associate members may attend the annual meeting but have no vote. Associate members must be approved by a majority vote of the Board.
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If I join WHC, what is expected of me?
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Breakfast ??
After the hunt the horses are blanketed and tied to the side of their trailers. The riders enjoy a “hunt breakfast” (tradition calls it breakfast but it is served sometime between 2 and 3 pm). Members are expected to be a part of a breakfast team. Click here for guidelines for hosting a hunt breakfast. |
Click HERE for a list of Woodbrook Hunt Club Courses and Fixtures
