| Maps & Location Information |
- Goose Hunting Zones
To the right is a map of how each goose
hunting zone is divided in Oregon. Most of
our trips are done in the Northwest Permit
Zone, the Northwest General Zone and the
Southwest Zone. The Permit Zone is
divided from the Northwest General zone
as follows; Starting at the Columbia River,
south on Interstate-5 until Highway-22 at
Salem. East on Hwy-22 until Cascade
Highway; south on Cascade Hwy to Stayton
and straight south to the North Santiam
River; west (downstream) on the north
shore of the North Santiam Rvr to
Interstate-5; south on I-5 to its junction
with Hwy 126 at Eugene; west on 126 to
Greenhill Rd; south on Greenhill Rd to the
intersection with Crow Rd; west on Crow
Rd. to Territorial Hwy; north on Territorial
Hwy to Hwy 126; west on Hwy 126 to Hwy 36;
north on Hwy 36 to Brickerville; west and
south on FR 5070 to Hwy 126; west on Hwy
126 to mile post 19; north to the
intersection of the Benton and Lincoln
county line; north on the western boundary
of Benton and Polk counties to the
southern boundary of Tillamook county;
west on the Tillamook county boundary to
the Pacific Coast.
hunting zone is divided in Oregon. Most of
our trips are done in the Northwest Permit
Zone, the Northwest General Zone and the
Southwest Zone. The Permit Zone is
divided from the Northwest General zone
as follows; Starting at the Columbia River,
south on Interstate-5 until Highway-22 at
Salem. East on Hwy-22 until Cascade
Highway; south on Cascade Hwy to Stayton
and straight south to the North Santiam
River; west (downstream) on the north
shore of the North Santiam Rvr to
Interstate-5; south on I-5 to its junction
with Hwy 126 at Eugene; west on 126 to
Greenhill Rd; south on Greenhill Rd to the
intersection with Crow Rd; west on Crow
Rd. to Territorial Hwy; north on Territorial
Hwy to Hwy 126; west on Hwy 126 to Hwy 36;
north on Hwy 36 to Brickerville; west and
south on FR 5070 to Hwy 126; west on Hwy
126 to mile post 19; north to the
intersection of the Benton and Lincoln
county line; north on the western boundary
of Benton and Polk counties to the
southern boundary of Tillamook county;
west on the Tillamook county boundary to
the Pacific Coast.
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| Following are some maps to common places we usually meet our clients. Click on the appropriate link and then click "driving directions to here." |
