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the major problem in bend is the university once it arrived bend turned into a democrat **** hole

bend is the subaru capital of oregon

0 days for deer i have been hunting the same unit for a dozen years, scouting would be a waste of fuel

When the state sells your data. Race sets value.

just the one call in with no shot.

Called one cougar in. It spotted me 1st. Left in a hurry, no shot.

PS: the GPS numbers is camp within a few 100 feet.

Perfect hiking weather with some wind next week, to cover the crunchy snow when hunting the timber edges. Gone hunting.

Today: Sunny, with a high near 66. Calm wind. Tonight: Clear, with a low around 22. Calm wind. Friday: Sunny, with a high near 57. Calm wind becoming east northeast around 6 mph in the afternoon. Friday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 18. East northeast wind around 5 mph becoming calm...

1st called in Cougar. 9yr old male.

One week!

X marks camp B

Bobcat are also very good.

My thought exactly. Somewhere on the Johnday I bet.

Disturbing you discount Cougar as good meat. It is very good. You probably should not kill any wild game. You obviously have a mental aversion.

A few thousand would make a hell of a lot of Taco's.

Feb 12th - 21st Fort Rock basin

Written like a professional poacher.

Hunt camp diva's come in multiple types. The shooters, The Drunks, The ATV yahoos, are the 3 worst. Many hunt camps have all 3. During this Elk season the area had a very large bull the ATV, Drunks were after. They ruined the hunting for every other camp on the mountain. They were hunting that...

The big burns will be pushing some deer into the south west end. For this Winter. Will they be there next October. It depends on if the old Doe find enough food to draw them back.

Facts do matter. He had a tag, in the area he killed the bull. All other points trying to be scored are meaningless drivel.

Look at the Oregon page. You will find info.

Find a good observation point and watch the deer. If they know that cat is still around, the deer may give you an idea where they think it might be.

Right now the Mature bucks are still in the thickets. Moving generally east. In the Fort Rock unit. The active bucks will be on the ridges checking for early migrating hot doe. I would look around Tea Table mountain and the ridges east.

Looks like a lot more fun than my solo hunt in the Fort Rock unit.

My last day buck

The piles are the new global warming method of thinning. One guy with an excavator with grapple making piles. Then not burning the piles. Lot of it in the Fort Rock unit. The road hunters love it.

Gone hunting.

I would spend some days on the S/W side not to far from the Oregon border.

Hard frost this morning. Yesterday I stopped at Winco and picked up my final food list. Loaded it in the TT and plugged in the power for refrigeration/freezer.

Last storm we got about 1/2" of rain. This weekend the forecast has a longer moisture stream with snow levels dropping to 7200'. Cold rain will get the migration moving. And the mushrooms growing.

Buy BDU's and stay warm with under ware. Packable rain gear over it all if it gets bad.

Year 13 of drawing 177. With zero points. Planning on hunting the water and surrounding old growth lodgepole after last years poor activity found farther east. The hazards of hunting the water, Bow hunters run everything out some years. Some guy will see a big buck, then the rumor mill ruins an...

I would take a boat. If you can launch it this year. Then look for tracks of larger deer on the lake edge. Then try to find them by hiking up draws and peeking over the ridges with good glass. Fish and glass

Yes Oregon has good bear populations. The key is to hunt where they are eating. Find areas with lots of berry patches. Buy a Cougar tag. A good number are killed by Bear hunters when glassing around berry patches.

The best way to do this is buy the tags. Then do a hunt report. Hunted every day of season. zero success.

I have been hunting the area for 30 plus years and live in Lapine. I drew the 177 Fort Rock this year for the 11th year running. We also Do a yearly Cougar camp in the area in February. If you need any ideas for the areas to look. I have spent many months worth of days in your hunt area. Just PM...