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Long Path · September 6, 1999, 05:27 AM

Many skin the hides on coyote and cougar, but they're better after the weather turns cold. Me, I don't shoot cougars, because there's not that many left, and I like to see 'em now and again.

There's a powerful lot of government land in OR. You can hunt in most parts of the National Forests, which comprise a fair amount of open land, too. Try around Bend, and N. of Sisters. Don't remember the name of the lands out there, but I remember thinking what good varminting land it would be. Um, Deschutes Nt. Forest is down in that area. Give their office a call.

There's a fishing and hunting rag that I was reading out there 8 weeks ago that had a bunch of state-wide varminting info... can't recall the name.

September 6, 1999, 05:27 AM	#2
Long Path Senior Member Join Date: May 31, 1999 Location: N. Texas Posts: 5,899	Many skin the hides on coyote and cougar, but they're better after the weather turns cold. Me, I don't shoot cougars, because there's not that many left, and I like to see 'em now and again. There's a powerful lot of government land in OR. You can hunt in most parts of the National Forests, which comprise a fair amount of open land, too. Try around Bend, and N. of Sisters. Don't remember the name of the lands out there, but I remember thinking what good varminting land it would be. Um, Deschutes Nt. Forest is down in that area. Give their office a call. There's a fishing and hunting rag that I was reading out there 8 weeks ago that had a bunch of state-wide varminting info... can't recall the name.