Oregon is a state that offers a wide variety of outdoor activities including Hunting and Fishing.
The mountains and high desert areas provide Big Game opportunities from Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain Elk to Trophy Deer, Sheep, Bear and Lion. It also offers very good Upland Bird, both wild and preserve hunts, and Waterfowl hunts throughout the state. The variety of fishing opportunities is unsurpassed and includes ocean, river, lakes, and stream fishing for various species. Our outfitters can provide packages both guided and unguided on private ranches and public areas including wilderness locations.
If you are looking for outdoor adventures Oregon should be high on your list. Call us for more information: (925) 628-8997.
Every year there is Trophy Mule and Columbian Blacktail Deer are taken in the state. Also Oregon now offers a Columbian Whitetail Deer which has been recently been approved for hunting. We offer Archery, Muzzleloader and Rifle hunts in management units noted for "Trophy" animals. We offer hunts on private BLM and National forests. Deer tags can be purchased through the draw or through allocated non resident outfitters program. There are also landowner permits available. Guided hunt costs will cost $3000 and up.
Rocky Mountain Elk are found in the eastern portion of the state and Roosevelt Elk are found on costal regions. We offer private land hunts with guaranteed tags along with pack in hunts in the major mountain areas. The northeast portion of the state, bordering Idaho, has produced a number of trophy elk.
The terrain can include grasslands, high desert, clear cuts, wilderness areas and timber.
Roosevelt Elk hunts are conducted in the western costal regions both on private as well as forest lands. These animals are big (larger then Rocky Mountain Elk) and many trophies have been harvested. Heavy timber and swamps can be favorites for these animals and the hunter should be in top condition.
Elk hunts costs will vary from $1200 to $5000 plus depending on the area and the type of weapons used.
Oregon has a large population of Black Bear and hunts are conducted in the spring and fall and in some cases can be combined with Elk and Deer hunts. Bobcat and Mountain Lion hunts are also available.
And if you are interested in Varmint hunting Oregon is an ideal place. Hunt these critters all year on many private ranches.
If you are fortunate to draw a Big Horn sheep tag, purchase a governors tag or win a tag in the Oregon raffle and are looking for a guide give us a call. We work with outfits that specialize so give us a call.
Oregon offers a variety of bird hunts including Quail, Chukar and Pheasant. We offer Preserve hunting as well as "wild" bird hunts. There are thousand of acres of public land to hunt. and the terrain can include grasslands as well as mountainous areas.
Oregon is a main area for migrating Waterfowl. Areas such as the Klamath Basin in the southern part, Sauvie Island below Portland and the Columbia Basin provide great hunting. Oregon has all species of Geese including the Dusky goose and the large Great Basin Canada Goose. There is also a special season Speckle belly and Snow Goose hunt after the regular season closes. Liberal limits and varied methods make this an ideal location to plan your next hunt. Guided Waterfowl hunts can be booked as low as $250 per day.
Spring and Fall Turkey hunts are offered for Rio's and Merriam's. We have guided hunts including single day hunts or multiple days including meals and lodging. Guided hunt costs begin at $325.00.
The many lakes, rivers and streams in Oregon offer many fishing opportunities. Saltwater fishing for Salmon, River fishing for Sturgeon, Migrating Salmon and Steelhead, Small Mouth Bass, Catfish, Mountain Streams for Trout along with lakes and reservoirs for varied species, make this state an ideal location for a fishing trip. No matter what type of method used we have professional guides, lodges and outfitters to provide a quality trip for you, your group or family. Call us at (925) 628-8997 for pricing and locations.
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