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ABOUT
THE AUTHORS OF % TAGS
The
Oregon Tag Guide
is derived from data supplied by the Oregon Department of
Fish & Wildlife. The projected percentages show the effects
of Oregon's preference point system. For each of this year's
hunts, it is presumed that the number of tags and applicants
will be comparable to recent years. Actual results from the
drawing will vary based upon significant changes in the number
of tags or applicants (or both). The value of this guide lies
in the fact that most hunts are consistent, and thus predictable.
Each
hunt listed in this guide is being offered by Oregon this
year. Some of the hunts were not offered in previous years
and are shown as "NEW". The new hunts have no history and
thus no projection is made for the chance of drawing a tag.
In
general, the higher the quality of the hunt, the lower the
chance of drawing a tag. But those who read this guide closely,
will discover hunts that are overlooked, along with hunts
that are over-rated. Using the Oregon Tag Guide you can make
an informed decision when selecting a big game hunt and take
control of your hunting opportunities.
Percentage
Tags
is not affiliated with the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife.
It does not determine or help determine the number of tags
that will be available. It also has no control over the number
of people that will apply for any particular hunt. Because
of this, Percentage Tags cannot and does not warrant or guarantee
the projected percentages.
The
Oregon Tag Guide
should be used in conjunction with the current Oregon Big
Game Regulations. Check the regulations for any special limitations
regarding applicants, weapons, and harvest. Always confirm
the hunt number in the regulations.
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