Game Species

Oregon waterfowl hunting in the Willamette Valley offers strategies for finding ducks and geese near local rivers and agricultural fields.

Oregon chukar and quail hunting strategies, rugged habitats, and physical demands explained for upland bird hunters in canyons.

Oregon wild turkey subspecies, their geographic distribution, and relocation history help hunters locate birds in regional habitats.

Coyotes and bobcats in Oregon influence big game populations, manage ecosystems, and offer hunting opportunities across diverse habitats.

Wolves vanished from Oregon after 1946, then returned from Idaho, with a breeding pair confirmed in Wallowa County in 2007; the effects on deer and elk herds.

Oregon mountain goat history and herd growth details explain the Wallowa Mountains reintroduction efforts by wildlife officials.

Oregon bighorn sheep pneumonia outbreaks caused by Mycoplasma ovipneumoniae bacteria from domestic sheep threaten wild herds.

Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep in Oregon’s Wallowa Mountains feature distinct physical traits and high-elevation alpine habitats.

California bighorn sheep reintroduction in Oregon explains the history, disease impacts, and decades of conservation efforts.

Oregon pronghorn speed, unparalleled eyesight, and unique behaviors help these animals outrun predators across the high desert.