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Registration online only for free pheasant hunts for youth hunters around Oregon
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Free pheasant hunts for youth hunters around Oregon
SALEM, Ore. Youth hunters (age 17 and under) can sign up now for ODFW’s free pheasant hunts happening around the state starting in September, with an additional few hunt dates in October.
ODFW and partners stock pheasants at these special hunts that give youth a head start on regular pheasant seasons, which don’t begin until October. They are mostly held on ODFW’s wildlife areas, with a few exceptions (see more detail on locations below).
There are multiple dates and hunt locations to choose from. Register by logging in to the youth’s account at MyODFW’s Licensing page. Then go to Purchase from the Catalog and look under the Category/ Class/Workshop / Outdoor Skills. Hunts are listed alphabetically by city name. If you do not see the event you want to register for, please call the local hunt location (see below). Note that registration is only online; it is not available at license sale agents.
Registration open for free fall Oregon pheasant hunts for youth hunters
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LA GRANDE â A popular bird watching event, which the COVID-19 pandemic grounded in 2020, takes flight again at the Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area.
The annual Ladd Marsh Bird Festival returns May 15-16. The event, which has drawn an average of 300 participants in recent years, will be a scaled down version of those in the past to allow for COVID-19 social distancing rules to be followed. It will not be traditional, said the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlifeâs Kyle Martin, manager of the Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area.
Past festivals included meals, field trips and presentations from experts. All of that will be missing this year, but there still is plenty to offer for birders. Much of Ladd Marsh again will be open to the public during the two-day event, giving bird watchers the opportunity to see some of the more than 200 species of birds that live at Ladd Marsh year-round, nest there or make migration stops annually.
LA GRANDE â A popular bird-watching event, which the COVID-19 pandemic grounded in 2020, will take flight again this spring at the Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area.
The annual Ladd Marsh Bird Festival returns May 15-16. The event, which has drawn an average of 300 participants in recent years, will be a scaled-down version of those in the past to allow for COVID-19 social distancing rules to be followed.
âIt will not be traditional,â said the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlifeâs Kyle Martin, manager of the Ladd Marsh Wildlife Area.
Past festivals included meals, field trips and presentations from experts. All of that will be missing this year, but there is still plenty to offer for birders. Much of Ladd Marsh will be open to the public during the two-day event, giving bird-watchers the opportunity to see some of the more than 200 species of birds that live at Ladd Marsh year-round, nest there or make migration stops annually.
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