Tentative Hunting Regulations Set By State Game Commission
Oregon State Game Commission tentatively set hunting seasons for 1948 and will meet July 34 to finalize rules. Ringneck Pheasant season runs October 28 to 31 with one cock per day, limited to two cocks total. valleys and several counties open. Bluet grouse season October 1 to 20, with two birds per day and four per season, in specified western counties. Open seasons for other game include Mountain Quail and Siver Grey Squirrels in multiple counties. bag limits listed. several counties excluded from certain species.
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Clatsop
Tillamook
Lincoln
Wash
Ington
Yamhill
Jefferson
Pheas- Sheridan
Gillam
Wheeler
Morrow
Umatillo
Grant
Harmey
Columbia
Coos
Curry
Josephine
Lane
Douglas
Benton
Linn
Jackson
Porasion
Areas Closed to Migratory Waterfowl Hunting in Coos Bay
A regulatory notice describes the Coos Bay area in Coos County as closed to migratory waterfowl hunting. It bans use of 22 rimfire shells for hunting or killing game birds or big game, and prohibits shotguns loaded with buck or bird shot for big game, as well as rifles for hunting. The boundaries are detailed along Russell Point, US 101, Pony Slough, and local highways.
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Coos Bay
Coos County
Russell Point
Southern Pacific Railway
North Bend
Pony Slough
Emalier
Elk hunting regulations and open season details
The article outlines hunting rules and restrictions including weapon types prohibited for game, required metal seals on tagged game, and rules on transport. It lists open seasons for antelope and deer, and specifies elk seasons in Western Oregon regions with antler requirements and licenses.
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