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Offline Bob33

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Oregon antelope
« on: Today at 10:22:56 AM »
I'm considering applying for an Oregon antelope license in the next couple years. I don't have enough points to get a license in the top units like Hart Mountain and never will. From what I've been able to research I would have good to very good odds of drawing in the following units. If anyone has any thoughts on these I'd appreciate hearing them.

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36 Maury
37 Ochoco
38 Grizzly
46 Murderer’s Creek
47 Northside - Ritter
51 Sumpter
72 Silvies2
75A Interstate
76A Fort Rock – Silver Lake
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Re: Oregon antelope
« Reply #1 on: Today at 10:32:21 AM »
Saw a really nice one in 76A 2 weeks ago along with about 75 or so others.

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Re: Oregon antelope
« Reply #2 on: Today at 10:34:27 AM »
As many times as iv’e been to the Silvies and hang out there, I don’t think I have seen an antelope

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Re: Oregon antelope
« Reply #3 on: Today at 11:54:37 AM »
As many times as iv’e been to the Silvies and hang out there, I don’t think I have seen an antelope
Thanks. Trying to research an out of state antelope unit is pretty interesting. There isn't nearly as much information as there is for deer and elk. One hunter will say he saw antelope every day in a unit while another hunter in the same unit would say he hunted seven days and never saw an animal.
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