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No luck today, it's a long season so not going to stress.
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Also to overstate the obvious, if anyone wants a buddy to tag along, shoot me a PM. Wouldn't mind updating my hunting friends as all others have fizzled out, perks of being a new father? Ha! Shoot me a PM and we can go from there. Would be appreciated. Cheers!Hoping to find some spots to go kick around in the coming weeks. Been skunked out the last two years on coastal range trips with locals. It's been a while!
I wouldn't mind clarification on that. 2 years ago (last time I was out) it was forkie or better. Looking all over it just says visible antlers. Sorry if it's an obvious answer, folks. Better safe than sorry.If I missed changes on the rules, last I checked spike or less bucks could only be taken with a doe tag. I have taken them in the past but I didn't draw a doe tag this year so my detailed answer to the poll here would be "no".
That's what I've been looking at time after time. Glad it was cleared up, thanks @ZechariahBuck Deer Seasons - Oregon Hunting
8 General Any Legal Weapon Western Oregon Tag One buck with visible antler Units 10 - 30. 29 General Archery Season Western Oregon Deer Tag One buck with visible antler Units 11, 12, 14, 22, 24, 27, and 28. 8 General Archery Season Western Oregon Deer Tag One buck with visible antler Units 25, 29,…www.eregulations.com
One buck with visible antler. Never trust on fish and game regulations verify here is the link. It changed last year.
ODFW is a good resource too, at least in Roseburg.I had a question about fall bear hunting over east. I called the state police and they gave me the info I need this year. They were real nice and helpful. So that's always an option too if you are ever in doubt.
Saw a lot of doe up in the Timber area over the weekend. On Saturday and Sunday morning I glassed the hillside I was camping over and saw what I am pretty sure was the same doe and a yearling both times. If I don't shoot a buck before the final weekend, I will be revisiting that spot to see if any buck are paying that doe a visit to get frisky!
Also, hunting Blacktail in the Coast Range over the years has taught me not to be picky; I will drop the first legal buck I see! I subscribe to the "bird in the hand" over "two in the bush."
Good luck fellow hunters!
On Saturday it definitely was, at least quite a bit busier than I can recall in the last 4-5 years! Sunday though was pretty quiet, not a lot of road or foot traffic.Was that area busy with road hunters this weekend?
A couple days ago my daughter and I tried hunting before dark where we figured bucks were moving in headed to our field. Another hunter beat us to the spot. A group of does were bedded down blocking our path to another area so we watched around them until dark.Two spikes and a tall forked buck came into my field around 5:30 pm. My wife did not bring my daughter home right away after school so she missed a good opportunity to fill my tag. However, I decided to have fun and stalked the group until they were within 20 yards. They moved away feeding into some trees, where they ran into four girls. The group of seven hopped the fence to hang in the fields and open brush next door.