Oregon Outfitters & Hunting Directory
Here is a directory of 3 Oregon Turkey Hunting guides, outfitters, ranches, lodges and place to hunt. Click on our featured Turkey outfitters to view more information on their hunting operations, or click on a region. Each state or region will contain Turkey resources, forums, news, licensing, in addition to places to hunt. If we are missing Oregon listings or have any incorrect, please contact us.
Ellis Hunting Ranch
P.O. Box 494, Pilot Rock, OR 97868
Toll Free: (800) 543-9251
We hunt Rio Grande turkeys on seven separate ranches. In eastern Oregon you can buy two turkey tags over the counter and harvest one turkey a day. We use camo from head to toe and usually call them in to a decoy, which has proven very effective. Our average harvest rate for the past three years is 80%.
P.O. Box 494, Pilot Rock, OR 97868
Toll Free: (800) 543-9251
We hunt Rio Grande turkeys on seven separate ranches. In eastern Oregon you can buy two turkey tags over the counter and harvest one turkey a day. We use camo from head to toe and usually call them in to a decoy, which has proven very effective. Our average harvest rate for the past three years is 80%.
Oregon Blacktails Guide Service
PO Box 1737, Jacksonville, OR 97530
Phone: (541) 772-1010
PO Box 1737, Jacksonville, OR 97530
Phone: (541) 772-1010
Roe Outfitters
9349 Hwy 97 South, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Phone 1: (541) 884-UCK
Douglas County Oregon is the West Coast's Turkey Mecca. There are gently rolling green hills decorated with hardwoods. From a distance they look peaceful and serene. get closer and you'll find that strutting along or roosting in the trees are those challenging Turkeys. Smart, extremely wary and with excellent eyesight, these birds are easily spooked.
9349 Hwy 97 South, Klamath Falls, OR 97603
Phone 1: (541) 884-UCK
Douglas County Oregon is the West Coast's Turkey Mecca. There are gently rolling green hills decorated with hardwoods. From a distance they look peaceful and serene. get closer and you'll find that strutting along or roosting in the trees are those challenging Turkeys. Smart, extremely wary and with excellent eyesight, these birds are easily spooked.
