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License vendor to notify ODFW customers whose personal information may have been compromised in data breach

Buyers of Oregon state hunting and fishing licenses whose personal information may have been compromised by a data breach are being notified. Read more here.

The Strategy is an overarching, science-based plan for voluntary conservation of Oregon’s fish and wildlife and their habitats. The plan gives Oregonians the tools they need to find their own role in conserving these valuable resources.

ODFW thanks its many conservation partners for their help in updating the Strategy.

To meet the demand of new hunters preparing to go afield, ODFW and its hunter education volunteer have increased the number of field days available. Find a class, time and location near you.

Remember – an independent study must be completed prior to taking a field day. Find ODFW’s three online courses or request a free workbook by emailing odfw.info@state.or.us.

Hunter Ed Conventional Classes Available

Come and enjoy one of several workshops designed to teach beginning hunters how to hunt safely and enjoyably while introducing participants to the exciting sport of upland game bird hunting. Find times and locations. All participants are required to attend a shotgun shooting clinic

FREE Youth Pheasant Hunts

The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife is pleased to invite youth to upland game bird hunt. These hunts are designed to teach young hunters how to hunt safely and enjoy an introductory experience in the field hunting pheasants. All youth 17 and younger must carry a hunter education certificate or a department issued document that states the Hunter Education certificate number. Youth will not be allowed to hunt without the proof of Hunter Education. Each youth must be accompanied by an adult age 21 or older (1 youth per 1 adult). Register at any ODFW office or license vendor.

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