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Oregon Unit 22 - Dixon

Updated Jun 25, 2026

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Unit 22 in Dixon, Oregon, presents a set of diverse hunting opportunities alongside some challenges. Hunters frequently mention the area's rugged terrain, making physical preparedness crucial for a successful hunt. The consensus indicates that draw odds can be tough, but those with tags have had rewarding encounters, especially with elk and deer during their respective seasons. Scouts recommend focusing efforts on understanding migratory patterns and water sources, which have proven beneficial for enhancing success rates in this unit.

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At a Glance

1,556Square Miles

76%Public Land

700 - 8,400Elevation Range

This unit offers public hunting opportunities on Umpqua National Forest and private timber land for Roosevelt elk and Columbian blacktail deer as well as limited hunting for Columbian whitetails.

This area has produced some great deer and elk, but hunting pressure and cover are heavy, so most hunters seldom get a chance to take a mature buck or bull. Some really big animals are taken despite the odds.

Quick Tips

Check for fire restrictions before hunting
Get maps from Forest Service offices
Hunt on north slopes and near water in warm weather

GOHUNT

Oregon Unit 22 - Dixon

Updated Jun 25, 2026

See what hunters are saying

Unit 22 in Dixon, Oregon, presents a set of diverse hunting opportunities alongside some challenges. Hunters frequently mention the area's rugged terrain, making physical preparedness crucial for a successful hunt. The consensus indicates that draw odds can be tough, but those with tags have had rewarding encounters, especially with elk and deer during their respective seasons. Scouts recommend focusing efforts on understanding migratory patterns and water sources, which have proven beneficial for enhancing success rates in this unit.

This is an AI-generated summary from comments and user reviews, and won't always be correct.

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At a Glance

1,556Square Miles

76%Public Land

700 - 8,400Elevation Range

This unit offers public hunting opportunities on Umpqua National Forest and private timber land for Roosevelt elk and Columbian blacktail deer as well as limited hunting for Columbian whitetails.

This area has produced some great deer and elk, but hunting pressure and cover are heavy, so most hunters seldom get a chance to take a mature buck or bull. Some really big animals are taken despite the odds.

Quick Tips

Check for fire restrictions before hunting
Get maps from Forest Service offices
Hunt on north slopes and near water in warm weather