Oregon Statewide Mountain Goat & Pronghorn Auction Tag Information
Oregon Wild Sheep Foundation will be auctioning off two statewide tags during the live auction at our annual banquet fundraiser on April 25th, 2026. Bidders do not need to be present at the auction to bid. Dedicated board members/OR WSF representatives are able to facilitate phone bidding. These statewide tags are being sold separately. Please note, these statewide tags are only the tag allowing the winning bidder to hunt the species, this does not include hunting licenses, guides/outfitting, access to private property, etc.
If you have interest in bidding on either of these statewide tags, please contact us prior to April 21st to set up a phone bidder in the room during the live auction.
Contact by phone to Craig Foster: 541-219-9202 or email us at info@oregonfnaws.org
Pronghorn Statewide Tag:
Number of tags: One (1). Auction Date: Saturday 25 April 2026 7:45 pm PST. Bag Limit: One Buck Pronghorn. Open Season: August 1, 2026 – November 30, 2026. Open Area: Any controlled pronghorn hunt area with controlled tag(s) authorized for 2026. Legal Weapon: Any weapon legal for pronghorn hunting in Oregon. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Please review 2026 Oregon Hunting Regulations for terms and conditions.
Previous Auction Tag Sales: 2025: $32,500 2024: $32,500 2023: $26,000 2022: $35,000
Mountain Goat Statewide Tag:
Number of tags: One (1). Auction Date: Saturday 25 April 2026 8:15 pm PST. Bag Limit: One Rocky Mountain Goat. Open Season: August 1, 2026 – November 30, 2026. Open Area: Any controlled Rocky Mountain Goat hunt area with controlled tag(s) authorized for 2026. Legal Weapon: Any weapon legal for Rocky Mountain Goat hunting in Oregon. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Please review 2026 Oregon Hunting Regulations for terms and conditions.
Previous Auction Tag Sales: 2025: $45,000. 2024: $72,250 2023: $65,000 2022: $35,000
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Hopes & Dreams: The Opportunity Ewe
One of our board members, Marcus Gores, shared the experience and story of one of the most achievable sheep hunts in Oregon. We now want to share with you how to join the Wild Sheep Community and help with the conservation efforts to Put and Keep Wild Sheep on the Mountain.
We conserve wild sheep through outreach, restoration, and research.
The primary focus of Oregon Wild Sheep Foundation is to enhance the population, health and vitality of bighorn sheep herds in Oregon.
This objective is accomplished through educating Oregonians about North American wild sheep, funding projects aimed at conservation and game management, and protecting, defending and preserving the lawful right of recreational hunting as a method promoting Bighorn sheep conservation, habitat restoration and a means to safeguard the decline or extinction of any such indigenous species.
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April Board Meeting - April 2 6:30pm
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April 25 2026
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