The burns station is in the B&B Sporting Goods parking area. Driving directions attached. For more info on Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) click here.

Molalla Tree Farm (by the Weyerhaeuser High Camp Mainline Gate on S. Dickey Prairie Road)

• October 4-5 (deer), 18-19 (elk), 25-26 (deer)

Baker Point Mainline Gate (off of Apiary Road, roughly 2 miles east of Hwy 47)

• October 25-26 (deer)
• November 15-16 (elk)

Yamhill Check station at the junction of NW Old Railroad Grade Road and NW Rockyford Road

• November 22-23 (elk)

Pete Test
Staff Biologist
Deer & Elk Program Coordinator
(503) 947-6319
peter.s.test@state.or.us

   The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division in Newport is continuing to ask for the public's assistance in locating the person or persons responsible for the unlawful take and waste of a five point bull elk in Lincoln County. In addition to a reward through the Turn in Poacher Program, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and The HSUS Wildlife Land Trust are offering a $2,500 reward to help solve this case.

  The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division in Heppner is continuing to ask for the public's assistance in locating the person or persons responsible for the unlawful take and waste of six deer in Morrow County. In addition to a reward offered through the Turn in Poacher Program and a local Heppner rancher, the Humane Society of the United States (HSUS) and The HSUS Wildlife Land Trust offered $2,500 to boost the reward to $3,500 to help solve this case.

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 The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division in Heppner is seeking
 the public's assistance in locating the person or persons responsible for
 the unlawful take and waste of five deer in Morrow County.
 
 According to OSP Sergeant Tim Brown, troopers are currently investigating
 the unlawful killing of five deer including one whitetail doe and four mule
 deer does in the Heppner area. All five deer were killed between August
 20th and September 1st within five miles of the city limits of Heppner.
 
 Two deer were killed in Sanford Canyon, one deer in Lunceford canyon, one
 deer along Balm Fork Road and one deer on Sand Hollow Road. All of the deer
 appeared to have been killed in the same manner during evening hours on
 private property.
 
 'This type of random killing and senseless waste of several animals
 represents the most serious type of wildlife crime', said OSP Trooper Mike
 Mayer, lead investigator .
 
 A reward of up to $250.00 is being offered through the Turn in Poachers
 (TIP) program, which is administered through the Oregon Hunters Association,
 for any information that leads to the arrest of the suspect(s).
 
 Any person with information in this case is asked to contact Trooper Mayer
 at (541) 561-7581 or the TIP hotline at 1-800-452-7888. Information may be
 kept anonymous.

Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish & Wildlife Division is seeking the public's
 help to identify the suspect(s) responsible for the illegal killing and
 waste of two bull elk found Sunday in the Panther Creek area about 8 miles
 southwest of Crow.
 
 On August 24, 2008, OSP Senior Trooper Martin Maher responded to begin an
 investigation into a report of an illegally killed elk in the Panther Creek
 area southwest of Crow. A bull elk was found with only the antlers removed,
 and during the initial investigation the trooper found a second dead bull
 elk near the location of the first. Both elk were shot and left to waste.
 
 Anyone with information is asked contact Senior Trooper Maher at (541)

Oregon State Fair visitors can see and learn about what poachers are doing to our State's wildlife resources through the debut of the new 'Trailer of Shame' at the Oregon State Police (OSP) display area.

Here is a poster that the OHA has created to help catch the criminals of one of the worst poaching sprees in recent memory. Please print it out and post it up where you can.

 Elk Reward Poster (PDF)

   The Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish and Wildlife Division is asking for the public's help in solving a recent elk poaching incident northeast of Oakridge.