Oregon Youth Spring Turkey Hunting

1-4 Guests • Drop Camp • Public • Guided

Description

Youth Spring Hunt

1 or 2-Day Hunt / 2 Birds - Guided 2x1 or 1x1 Includes Lunch Only


Spring Turkey Hunting in Oregon

Because of Oregon’s incredibly fast-growing turkey population, Oregon's six-week spring turkey season is among the most liberal in the United States. It provides hunters the opportunity to take up to three gobblers during the spring season. The spring turkey hunting season runs April 15 – May 31 each year, giving hunters an opportunity to experience an incredible mating season with unpressured and vocal birds. Oregon's youth season starts the weekend prior and allows two days for youth only.

Umpqua Valley in Southwestern Oregon is said to have the largest population of Rio Grande Turkeys this side of the Mississippi and the Southern and Mid-Willamette Valley is following close behind. We invite you to hunt with us, to see for yourself, how incredible Oregon turkey hunting is.


Oregon Turkey Hunting Outfitters

Our dedicated team of local guides grew up hunting the Valley in Oregon. They are excellent archery and gun hunters and experts at calling birds in close. We welcome hunters of all ages, using both archery equipment and shotguns as well as those with any physical disabilities to experience some of the finest turkey hunting around.


Oregon Turkey Habitat and Hunting Methods

Turkey habitat varies greatly throughout the Umpqua and Willamette Valley in Oregon. Much of our turkey hunting takes place on the edge of the valley where farmlands mix with forest lands. This gives us exceptional habitat in all of our turkey hunting areas. In most scenarios you can expect rolling hills covered with tall oak and fir trees, scattered open meadows and thick brushy hillsides and creek bottoms that mix with farmlands at the lower elevations.

Our spring turkey hunting methods will change with weather and habits as well as public vs. private land hunts. As the spring weather warms, birds will move to higher elevation and as birds move so will we. Our most common techniques include hunting from ground blinds over decoys, spot and stalk, calling and setting up near roost trees in the pre-dawn and dusk hours.


Private Land Turkey Hunting in Oregon

We lease over 5,000 acres of prime turkey habitat throughout Western Oregon’s Umpqua and Willamette Valley. Our leased property is prime habitat and loaded with unpressured birds. Some of our World Class properties have seen very little or no hunting pressure before. With multiple large and small private properties to hunt, we always have quality Oregon turkey hunting. Mature Toms with beard lengths of “9 – 11” and spurs “1-2” are common.


Turkey Hunting Methods Include - Blinds over decoys, Blinds over strutting areas, spot and stalk, setting up near roost trees, and calling.


Public Land Turkey Hunting in Oregon

We are permitted to turkey hunt on thousands of acres of public land surrounding the Willamette and Umpqua Valley as well as most of Eastern Oregon. The remote portions of these public lands hold great turkey populations and can offer fabulous Spring and Fall turkey hunting. We focus on public lands that border our private lease land and public that has limited access with large turkey populations.

Turkey Hunting Methods Include - pre-dawn locating and setting up near roost areas, calling, blinds over decoys, spot and stalk, and setting up in strutting zones.


Turkey Hunting Accommodations

Our World Class private land lease does not include lodging but is within a 30 minute drive of a local motel. Either a motel, RV or tent camp accommodations will be used on other hunts depending on the location to be hunted. On most of our private land turkey hunts we will be staying in a local Motel. If we are turkey hunting on remote private lands or public land, we will use a tent camp or RV.


Airport

All hunters fly in and out of Eugene, Oregon (EUG) and rent a car unless airport pickup is arranged for an additional fee.


Base price is per person for 1-Day 2x1 Guided Hunt. Make it a 2-Day / 2-Bird Hunt for additional fee. Add airport pickup/drop off for additional fee.

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Upgrades

2-Day / 2-Bird Hunt 1x1 Guided Hunt

$357.50

1-Day 2x1 Hunter

$220.00


Your Host

Mike's Trip

Mike J

Mike has dedicated over 23 years to the outdoors, successfully guiding and hunting several major species of big game animals across the Western U.S and Alaska. Mike grew up hunting the coastal mountains of Western Washington where he learned to successfully hunt Blacktail deer, Roosevelt elk and Black bear at an early age. Being the oldest of three boys, his dad had him out in the woods as soon as he was old enough to walk.

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Pay later options are only available for trips that start more than 30 days from today.

Total Payment

$440.00

Please note that there is a 50% non-refundable deposit included with your booking fee. In case of cancellation, and in accordance with the Host's cancellation policy, the remaining 50% may be returned to you or applied towards rescheduling a future trip.


Amenities

  • Guide Service
  • Lunch Included
  • Blinds Over Decoys / Strutting Areas
  • Spot & Stalk/Setting Up Near Roost Trees & Calling
  • Allowed 2 Birds on Multi-Day Hunts

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Gear List

  • Weather Appropriate Hunting Attire
  • Personal Hunting Gear
  • Valid Hunting License & Tag
  • Snack & Drinks

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Rules & Guidelines

Non-Resident License Fee

(Annual) $ 172 (3-day License) $ 32.50

Turkey Tags – 3 bird limit - $90.00 each

Resident License Fee

(Annual) $ 34.50

Turkey Tags – 3 bird limit – $26.50


Hunters may legally harvest only one turkey per day

Gratuities

As in any service business gratuities are greatly appreciated. A recommended amount of 10-20% gratuity for a hard-working guide is standard.

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All hunters 12 years of age and older are required to purchase a hunting license. Youth ages 12-17 are able to obtain a youth license that includes fishing and shellfishing.


Additional tags and regulations may vary by weapon, species, or region. Please see the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife for more information.

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