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Regulations Updated Jan 29, 2026

Oregon Bag Limits

Complete daily limits, possession limits, and season limits for hunting and fishing in Oregon.

Oregon Bag Limits

Complete guide to daily limits, possession limits, season limits, and size restrictions for hunting and fishing in Oregon. Updated for the current season.

16 species 6 big game 3 fish species 7 birds

Big Game

6 species

Game Birds

7 species

Fish Species

3 species

Total Species

16

Big Game

6 species in Oregon

Species Daily Possession Season Notes
Black-tailed Deer 1 - Per tag held Western Oregon
Mule Deer 1 - Per tag held Eastern Oregon
Elk 1 - Per tag held Roosevelt and Rocky Mountain elk
Pronghorn 1 - 1 per year SE Oregon
Black Bear 1 - 1 per year -
Mountain Lion 1 - 1 per year -

Upland Birds

5 species in Oregon

Species Daily Possession Season Notes
Wild Turkey 2 - 3 per year -
Pheasant 2 6 - Cocks only
Chukar 8 24 - -
Quail 10 30 - -
Dove 15 45 - -

Waterfowl

2 species in Oregon

Species Daily Possession Season Notes
Ducks 7 21 - -
Geese 4 12 - -

Fish

3 species in Oregon

Species Daily Possession Season Size Limit Notes
Steelhead 2 - - - Highly regulated by river
Salmon Varies - - - Species and river specific
Rainbow Trout 5 - - - Varies by water

Oregon Special Notes

Oregon has controlled hunt areas requiring draw and general season tags. Research units carefully.

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Oregon Regulations Overview

State wildlife agency and regulations information

Species Covered
16 species with regulations
Big Game Species
  • Black-tailed Deer
  • Mule Deer
  • Elk
  • Pronghorn
  • Black Bear
  • Mountain Lion
Official Source: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
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This information is for reference only. Always verify regulations with your state wildlife agency before hunting or fishing.

Last verified: January 2026

Oregon Bag Limits FAQ

Common questions about harvest limits in Oregon

What is the deer bag limit in Oregon?

In Oregon, the daily deer limit is 1 with a season limit of Per tag held. Western Oregon

What is the difference between daily and possession limits?

Daily limit is the maximum you can harvest in one day. Possession limit is the maximum you can have at any time, typically 2-3 times the daily limit. In Oregon, possession limits help ensure hunters don't stockpile beyond reasonable personal use.

What big game can I hunt in Oregon?

Oregon offers hunting for: Black-tailed Deer, Mule Deer, Elk, Pronghorn, Black Bear. Each species has specific limits and regulations - always verify current rules before hunting.

What are the fishing limits in Oregon?

Oregon fishing limits include: Salmon: Varies/day; Rainbow Trout: 5/day. Water-specific regulations may override general limits.

Where can I find official Oregon bag limits?

For official and current bag limits, check your Oregon wildlife agency website. Regulations can change annually, and specific areas may have different rules. Always carry current regulations while hunting.

Are there special regulations I should know about in Oregon?

Oregon has controlled hunt areas requiring draw and general season tags. Research units carefully.

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