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<blockquote data-quote="Skimbleshanks" data-source="post: 1871308" data-attributes="member: 22552"><p>California has really ruined Oregon. Beautiful state, but it is getting crowded. Like has been said Portland and Eugene dictate the politics and we seem to go further left every year. We still have 30 round mags and ARs, and no waiting periods. That will probably be changing in the next 10 years unfortunately. The hunting is ok if you can get on some private property. The west side of the state is tough. Its rough country. Very thick, very wet, very steep. And most of the public land is locked up behind private logging land. So even what is available is only accessible if you pay $100-$200 to Weyerhauser or Hancock forest management to get a key to the gates. Over the counter elk tags... with a 2% success rate. 10 years ago I could drive all day out in the hills and hunt or shoot. Today it is gate after gate.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Skimbleshanks, post: 1871308, member: 22552"] California has really ruined Oregon. Beautiful state, but it is getting crowded. Like has been said Portland and Eugene dictate the politics and we seem to go further left every year. We still have 30 round mags and ARs, and no waiting periods. That will probably be changing in the next 10 years unfortunately. The hunting is ok if you can get on some private property. The west side of the state is tough. Its rough country. Very thick, very wet, very steep. And most of the public land is locked up behind private logging land. So even what is available is only accessible if you pay $100-$200 to Weyerhauser or Hancock forest management to get a key to the gates. Over the counter elk tags... with a 2% success rate. 10 years ago I could drive all day out in the hills and hunt or shoot. Today it is gate after gate. [/QUOTE]
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