1/2 Swipe or click to see more It’s been one year since Grants Pass celebrated the opening of 11 miles of hiking and biking trails on Dollar Mountain, located adjacent to the city’s northwest side. The city and its partners will celebrate the trail system’s one-year anniversary on Sunday with demonstrations, a guided hike, giveaways…
Liz Hamilton, an Oregon City resident, holds a large fish. (Liz Hamilton/Courtesy)
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks A ridiculous petition to decriminalize hunting, fishing and ranching in Oregon has failed on the November ballot. on friday afternoon Oregon Elections Division Found The petitioners were approximately 13,000 short of valid signatures. At least 117,173 signatures were required to qualify.
Oregon voters could face a single ballot measure in November that would ban hunting and fishing throughout the state. The proposed initiative represents one of the most restrictive wildlife access measures to reach a statewide ballot in recent years. If approved by voters the measure would end all regulated hunting and fishing activities in Oregon.
For those of us who work 9-5 jobs, it’s hard enough to do a big hike like the Pacific Crest Trail. Weekends and holidays are the best opportunities for us to get out there, hit the trails, and explore the backcountry. However, not all weekend itineraries are created equal, and on a recent 96-mile backpacking
Sign up for the Outdoor Life newsletter Get the latest outdoor news—plus a free month of onX Hunt Elite. With just seven days left until the July 2 deadline, supporters of Oregon’s Peace Act are racing to gather enough signatures to ensure that the radical hunting and fishing ban gets voted off. Meanwhile, state politicians