Oregon Applications due May 15th

[wmidbrook]

I'm up to a couple points in OR for antelope. I just put in for a point again this year but need to start thinking of areas to apply. I've seen some nice antelope around Seneca off of 395. Hart Antelope preserve would be an awesome hunt--might be worth holding out for the tag....I'm in no rush to draw an OR antelope tag.

OR is still one of the least expensive western states to build points. Licenses which you have to keep are half the price of Neveda licenses....granted, it's more expensive to build points than UT, & CO but, not a bad deal to throw into the mix.

 

[wmidbrook]

You know, combing thru the draw odds for non residents, it doesn't appear non-residents are getting 5% of the antelope tags in OR....lots of hunts with more than 20 tags issued where the non-residents are getting 0 tags....hmmmmm...makes me wonder.

Nevada didn't issue non-residents the stated non-resident quota in area 7 for deer a couple years ago. Someone sued, and anyone who applied for those hunts could call & get their license money back afterwards.