OREGON HUNTERS ASSOCIATION


Managing Oregon's wildlife habitat, protecting land access, and defending our Right to Hunt.


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Hunting

Passing down outdoor traditions, sharpening skills, and mentoring the next generation of Oregon hunters. 

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Conservation

Funding habitat restoration and putting boots on the ground to secure healthy wildlife numbers. 

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Advocacy

Fighting political overreach at the capitol to defend your seasons, tags, and public access.


CURRENT NEWS ITEMS


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By Ellen Condon • October 5, 2026
OHA advocates for elk management, promoting antlerless hunting & addressing population challenges. Join us to protect Oregon's hunting heritage.
Bighorn sheep standing on a rocky ridge with snowy mountains in the background
By Ellen Condon • September 27, 2026
OHA supports cougar removal to enhance bighorn sheep translocations. Join us in protecting Oregon's wildlife and heritage.
Sunny green meadow surrounded by pine forest under a clear blue sky
By Ellen Condon • September 26, 2026
OHA's fence project protects 480 acres of wildlife habitat. Join us in our conservation efforts today!

THE OHA EXPERIENCE


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OHA Media & Publications

Get Oregon Hunter magazine and The OHA Tracker newsletter delivered straight to your door.

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Statewide Events & Banquets

Gain priority access to our local chapter banquets, auctions, and family events. 

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Member Gear & Discounts

Unlock exclusive corporate discounts on major outdoor brands and official OHA merchandise. 

UPCOMING EVENTS

OCTOBER 2026


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OCTOBER 13th 2026
Voter Registration Deadline:

Every vote matters. Whether the issue is wildlife conservation, public lands, outdoor access, or the future of hunting and fishing, decisions are made by those who participate. Taking a few minutes to register ensures you have a say in the policies and leaders that shape Oregon's future.

Don't miss your opportunity to be part of the process. Register and make your vote count.

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OCTOBER 14TH 2026
Eastside Buck Season Ends:

Oregon's Eastside General Buck Deer Season is quickly winding down, with the season closing on October 14. As the final days approach, hunters still have time to get out in the field, enjoy Oregon's incredible landscapes, and make the most of the season.





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OCTOBER 15th 2026
Fox Season Opens:

For many hunters and trappers, it's another opportunity to spend time outdoors, sharpen their skills, and enjoy the changing colors and cooler temperatures of fall.

We wish everyone a successful and enjoyable season opener and many memorable days in Oregon's wild places.


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The OHA Mission


“Protecting Oregon’s wildlife, habitat, and hunting heritage.”

You hunt to connect with nature, feed your family, and pass down a legacy. But you aren’t defending this way of life alone. OHA is your voice at the capitol, your partner in habitat conservation, and your shield against any and all threats to hunting here in Oregon. Join us to secure your heritage, unlock exclusive member gear discounts, and fight to protect our community. Nobody defends Oregon like those who live here.

Our Impact


Members


12,000+

Chapters


26

Volunteers


5,000+

Acres Protected


120,000+

OHA SPONSORS

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Every chapter makes a difference. Across Oregon, OHA's 26 chapters bring hunters together to improve habitat, mentor future generations, advocate for wildlife conservation, and build stronger local communities. Click above to discover the chapter nearest you and become part of the effort.

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