Oregon Hot Spots?

[Tocobaga]

I'm wondering if anyone knows any good places to go in Oregon (I'm in Portland, but would be willing to do some driving) that are productive.

And/or, I'd love to know if someone has productive private property on which they would give me permission to surface hunt!

[longtimefree]

there are a hand full of oregon members here , introduce yourself on whos who in the artifact zoo at the bottom of the home page, i am sure they will welcome you and answer those questions , colleges, library's, internet are all good places to check to find what you are looking for, get out and find your own honey hole, and dont tell anyone but me where its at lol,, good luck hunting and lets see the pics when you score , welcome to the site

[Tocobaga]

Okay, thank you! I'm new to the site (but not to hunting!) so I'm just feeling my way around so far.

[Tocobaga]

Okay, I give up... I looked everywhere on the homepage (even went to "last") and don't see anything resembling "Who's Who in the Artifact Zoo". It's probably right under my nose, but I swear I don't find it, even in a site search! Any other hints as to its whereabouts?

[medicine bag]

Welcome aboard Tocobaga.Seems oregon numbers are getting bigger around here,glad to see it.the whos who is under forums up top next to the home tab,than scroll down to the 2nd box and its there"whos who in the artifact zoo".

lots of great places in OR to hunt just look down.south east is always good if you want to drive..once again welcome.Medbag josh

[kickacat]

Welcome, Oregon has some great stuff! Best advice I can give you is to find a spot of your own and then you can swap spots with other Oregonians. Any tributary off the Willamette wil be a good place to start. Best of luck to you

[Tocobaga]

Okay, well, I can hear boats on the Willamette from my house, and the Clackamas and Tualatin are about ten minutes away. Maybe I'll give them a shot while the weather's holding!

[kickacat]

Sounds like your in prime hunting country bud. Both those places were occupied by the Kalapuya. Ill PM you some more info that should help get you started. Best of luck to ya.

[Trask]

Markus Lives out that way too..I know he's done some leg work on the Clackamas and Sandy but it sounds like it's tough to find anything not developed..Johns landing was probably loaded with camps but good luck finding anything that resembles huntable gravel.

[Trask]

The Tualatin could be a different story..I've spent time around Sherwood and there is some very Huntable looking ground along the river and in the plowed fields.
A Kayak would make things interesting