Big game: Surprising survival

Winter wasn't as rough on animals as first thought, good hunting forecasted

Jim Yuskavitch
Of the Oregon Hunters Association

A mule deer buck in eastern Oregon sports a four-point rack.

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A mule deer buck in eastern Oregon sports a four-point rack.

Photo by Jim Ward / Courtesy Oregon Hunters Associat

The long, hard winter experienced by most of the state, and its effect on Oregon’s big game herds is on the mind of many hunters as they begin thinkin...

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Big game: Surprising survival

Winter wasn't as rough on animals as first thought, good hunting forecasted

Jim YuskavitchOf the Oregon Hunters Association

Big game: Surprising survival

Winter wasn't as rough on animals as first thought, good hunting forecasted

Jim Yuskavitch
Of the Oregon Hunters Association