Oregon Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep: Units, Draw Odds, and Scouting the Snake River Canyon
Bighorn sheep tags in Oregon are among the hardest to draw in the West — but the hunters who do draw them pursue one of the most spectacular animals on the continent. Here's what you need to know.
Sharp-Tailed Grouse Hunting in Eastern Oregon: Finding the Rarest Upland Bird
Oregon’s sharp-tailed grouse population is small, localized, and fiercely protected — but for hunters lucky enough to draw the tag, it’s one of the most unique upland experiences in the Pacific Northwest.
Jackrabbit and Cottontail Hunting in Oregon's High Desert: A Year-Round Varmint Opportunity
Oregon's vast high desert holds some of the best small game hunting in the West. Here's everything you need to know to chase jackrabbits and cottontails on public land.
Oregon Cougar Hunting: Tags, Hound Hunting, and Pursuing the Pacific Northwest's Ghost Cat
Mountain lion populations are thriving across Oregon. Here's what you need to know about tags, hound hunting regulations, and the DIY spot-and-stalk tactics for one of the West's most challenging and rewarding predator hunts.
Mountain Quail Hunting in Oregon's Western Cascades
Oregon's mountain quail are the biggest native quail in North America — and hunting them in the steep, brushy Cascade foothills is some of the most physically demanding upland bird work you'll find anywhere.
Oregon's September Teal Season: Early Waterfowl on the Pacific Flyway
Oregon's early teal season opens in September, giving waterfowl hunters a jump on the Pacific Flyway before the main duck opener. Here's how to prepare for fast-moving blue-wings and green-wings.
Late-Season Whitetail Deer Hunting in Northeast Oregon: Blue Mountains Bucks After the Pressure Drops
When rifle season winds down across much of Oregon, northeast Oregon's whitetail country offers a late-season opportunity that most hunters overlook. Here's how to find and kill a Blue Mountains buck in December.
Hunting Dusky Grouse in Oregon's Cascades: Timber Birds, Elevation, and the September Opener
Dusky grouse are underutilized, underappreciated, and surprisingly challenging. Here's where to find them in Oregon's Cascades, what gear to bring, and how to hunt them effectively.
Sandhill Crane Hunting in Oregon's Klamath Basin: Decoys, Calling, and Migration Timing
Sandhill cranes are one of the most challenging and rewarding birds you can hunt in Oregon. The Klamath Basin hosts one of the Pacific Flyway's most significant crane concentrations — here's how to be ready when the season opens.
Feral Hog Hunting in Oregon: Year-Round Opportunities on Public and Private Land
Oregon's feral hog population is growing, and hunting them requires no tag and no season — making pigs one of the most accessible big-game opportunities in the state. Here's what you need to know.
Early Bull Elk Scouting in Oregon: Summer Glassing and Digital Strategy Before the Archery Opener
The archery elk opener is just weeks away. Here's how to use summer glassing trips, OnX Hunt, and wallow hunting to put yourself on bulls before the first day of season.
Roosevelt Elk Hunting in Oregon's Coast Range: Units, Habitat, and Wet-Weather Tactics
Roosevelt elk are the largest elk subspecies in North America, and Oregon's Coast Range holds a world-class population. Here's what you need to know to draw a tag, find the animals, and succeed in the wet timber.