Public Hunt LandFINDER

State guide

Public land that may allow hunting in Oregon

118 named public land units in Oregon from PAD-US 4.1: 24 state wildlife & game areas, 20 forests & grasslands, 23 wildlife refuges & WPAs, 24 BLM units, 13 lake & reservoir project lands, 12 state trust / land board tracts, 2 other public land units. The largest are BLM Vale Malheur Field Office Public Lands, BLM Lakeview District Lakeview Field Office Public Lands, Willamette National Forest.

  • 118listed areas
  • 32.9Macres (approx.)
  • 24state wildlife & game areas
2026 deer season opening dates by state. For Oregon, check the agency link below.

Regulations & licenses: Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

This site does not list seasons, bag limits, license or permit rules. Those change every year and differ by area. Check them with the state agency before you go, and confirm the specific area is open to the hunting you plan.

Check regulations with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

Where the listed areas are

State wildlife & game areas (24)Forests & grasslands (20)Wildlife refuges & WPAs (23)BLM public land (24)Lake & reservoir project land (13)State trust land (12)Other public land (2)

One dot per area at its reference point; larger dots are larger areas. Outline: U.S. Census Bureau.

Acres by land type

Forests & grasslands15.7M acBLM land15.7M acState trust land671K acRefuges & WPAs582K acState wildlife areas157K acLake & reservoir43K acOther247 ac

Approximate acres for the portion of each unit inside Oregon.

Photos from Oregon public lands

All photo credits

Public-domain photos by U.S. federal agencies, taken in the place named on each card.

All 118 areas, largest first

Acreage is calculated from simplified PAD-US boundaries for the portion inside Oregon. “Access” is the PAD-US public access field, not a statement about hunting. National wildlife refuges are generally coded “restricted” in PAD-US because of seasonal or area closures.

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