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| 14 Sep 2007 12:46 AM |
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Originally posted by: .270maniac on 3/8/2006 7:05:34 PM just wonderin how many people auctially LIVE in oregon and what they think of the huntin
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Gemfinder
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| 09 Mar 2008 09:42 PM |
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I'm here in Eugene, but I'm looking to move out in the next couple of years. Probably either Cheshire, Walton or Mapleton, possibly Oakridge. The plan is to get ten acres or so near the National Forest or BLM land.
I moved here in 2000, but haven't hunted in this state yet. Various reasons why: unfamiliarity with the area, some health issues (cancer), and of course unemployment problems. Can't spring for a license and arrows if you're broke...
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snowbird
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| 17 Mar 2008 07:14 PM |
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lived in douglas county, oregon my whole life ,except for a four year stint in the army,,,this state has about everything you would like to pursue. We have elk.mule and blacktail deer, turkey,bear,cougar,sheep,etc. There is a lot of public land to hunt here.and then there is the fishing ..salmon , steelhead,trout,,etc. when we go hunting ,we just grab the gear, drive for about half and hour, to an hour,,get out of rigg start glassing walking ,hunting . just plain having fun ,,,,snowbird |
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Zog66
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| 17 Apr 2008 10:31 PM |
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I live in Albany. Would like to live East of Cascades but have 8 more years of kids going through school(college) before I can. Hunt deer, elk, cougar, turkeys, and coyotes. Also make annual pilgrimage to Fort Rock / Christmas Valley area for small furry critters.
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DanaK36
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| 21 Apr 2008 08:27 PM |
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I live in Eugene lm since 2005. Hunt S Lane co and N Douglas co. My son just moved back this side of state from eastern OR and joined the NAHC this year.We have been able to get out a couple times already this spring for cougar and turkey. No sucess yet but it is just nice being afield with him enjoying nature.
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gallogiro82
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| 24 Apr 2008 10:43 PM |
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I'm in Silverton. I've hunted for blacktail deer and elk here in the santiam unit. Have had success on deer. Elk are tricky, I've seen plenty off season, but once the season opens they get pushed out of the area by hunting pressure. |
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fordman97701
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| 23 May 2008 01:23 PM |
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from bend, heart of oregon lived in bend 40 years have hunted with family all these years. depending on type of year for hunting success. hunt for deer,elk, started appling for antelope 2years ago. in process of becomming life member of nahc, thank you & good hunting |
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fordman97701
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| 23 May 2008 01:26 PM |
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from bend, heart of oregon lived in bend 40 years have hunted with family all these years. depending on type of year for hunting success. hunt for deer,elk, started appling for antelope 2years ago. in process of becomming life member of nahc, thank you & good hunting |
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oregonhunter
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| 10 Jun 2008 08:44 PM |
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Hi fellow oregonions, just moved to Madras from Ohio in December,this applying for lisence in units is confusing to me,where do I learn more about this stuff oregonhunter |
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GRAYBEARD
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| 11 Jun 2008 08:34 PM |
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Oregon Big Game Regulations pages 11-12 On line at http://www.dfw.state.or.us/resource...ing/ Your too late for this year, the drawing for tags is next week so you have plenty of time to learn the ropes before next years drawing. Big Lance |
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Big Dawg
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| 16 Jun 2008 06:44 AM |
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City slickers BEWARE as Sasquatch is in need of food for his beard critters !!! ALL THE WAY ! NEVER QUIT !! NO MAN SHALL BE LEFT BEHIND !!! Sgt Clyde Walls US Army Retired Canton, Georgia 100% disabled VET, Member American Gunsmithing Association, LM NAHC, LM NRA Whittington Center, LM DAV
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keithdccs
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| 12 Jul 2008 09:22 AM |
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I live in Coos County on the Coast. It is tough hunting over here. It can be done though. I have found some really low pressured Elk spots for Bow Season, and some decent deer spots. |
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Bugle Chaser
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| 18 Aug 2008 12:00 PM |
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Have lived in Oregon from 1986-1996 and again from 2004 - 2008 I just recently moved back to Idaho - but I'll enjoy one more season as an Oregon resident. I have lived on the east side of the state (Vale) and have enjoyed some awesome hunting for nice mulies and a lot of opportunity for elk. I think they've got pretty favorable game laws and good populations of game - just a few units that are nowhere near what they were. Tom Sorenson
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Butcher45
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oneshotlightsout
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| 10 Dec 2008 08:28 PM |
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i two live in coos bay. maybe we should get together for a hunt some time. i have lived here for six years now from redding cal. this is my first year hunt in oregon was able to take a nice 4 point buck no luck on the elk.keithdccs wrote: I live in Coos County on the Coast. It is tough hunting over here. It can be done though. I have found some really low pressured Elk spots for Bow Season, and some decent deer spots. |
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daniel v
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| 11 Dec 2008 09:11 AM |
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I'm here in Hillsboro, have been here all of my life. except for the 5 years I was in the Army. The Coastal hunt seems to get worse every year, the logging operations have left to much debrie behind to the point that we seen 3 animials with broken legs this year,and the fishing is really getting over fished due to the nets they allow in the rivers for commerical fishing. Fish and wildlife can not seem to get a hold on regulating anything right here. The hunting in the eastern part of the state is starting to show signs of slowing down. My hunting party was succesfull the past several years but that is proably due to lots of scouting time. My opinion if it continues there will not be any good Hunting or fishing for my childeren kids in the future. |
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JOHN D
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| 26 Dec 2008 09:21 PM |
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I live in Pendelton Or. I have some arces outside of town and was able to shoot my first oregon buck with my bow in my pasture. I enjoy the bird hunting in this area to. I would enjoy getting into water fowl hunting if I had someone to enjoy it with and to learn from. I would also enjoy it if i could have a full time hunting partner. John D Johnston |
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ColdBeer
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| 01 Jan 2009 08:50 PM |
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I live in Springfield and hunt over east and down south for elk. Live here all my life. Will retire in 4yrs and am out of here. Thinking about down south around Myrtle Creek |
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Snwboardr848
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| 04 Feb 2009 09:36 PM |
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im here in Cornelius Oregon .. we filled all of our tags (general deer, few of each elk season, and 3 late season cow tags) this year but it was difficult.. seems to be getting tougher and tougher every year .. |
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oneshotlightsout
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| 05 Feb 2009 09:50 AM |
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Snwboardr848 wrote: im here in Cornelius Oregon .. we filled all of our tags (general deer, few of each elk season, and 3 late season cow tags) this year but it was difficult.. seems to be getting tougher and tougher every year .. same over here on the coast. all the lamb mushroom pickers and cedar cutters putting pressure on the animals. makes bow season a little tuff. LOVE TO LIVE AND LIVE TO LOVE ---
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