Oregon Hunters Association

OHA’s current focus is ensuring sound and scientific management of all huntable wildlife species. However, our financial resources are split between wildlife, habitat and a legislative agenda.

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THE OHA MISSION

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

OHA’s current focus is ensuring sound and scientific management of all huntable wildlife species. However, our financial resources are split between wildlife, habitat and a legislative agenda. OHA will strive to increase hunter access to private lands statewide.

Wildlife Crossing Hotspots Identified

A coalition of hunters, anglers, Tribal representatives, and conservation groups released a priority list of wildlife crossing project needs across the state where wildlife-vehicle collisions create hazards for drivers and animals.

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Habitat and Wildlife

OHA provides a lobbyist to the State Legislature to protect and enhance hunter’s rights, attend meetings of the Oregon Dept. of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission and other government agencies and private organizations as assigned.

OHA has 25 chapters statewide and over 10,400 members. OHA is made up of all types of hunters: Rifle, bow, shotgun, handgun, muzzleloaders, trappers and all that enjoy the outdoors and wildlife.

Learn To Hunt

Oregon Hunters Association is excited to launch the Learn to Hunt Program.

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Joining Oregon Hunters Association today helps ensure hunting opportunities for future generations!

OHA Memberships

When you join Oregon Hunters Association you receive a subscription to Oregon Hunter magazine, the only nationally recognized magazine dedicated to hunting in Oregon, an Oregon Hunters’ calendar with all important hunt dates and tag sale deadlines, your local chapter newsletter and the official OHA decal. Juniors get the quarterly Junior Newsletter called Yearlings.