Blacktail in Southern Oregon

Hun10-freak

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We call them Benchlegs, they basically look like a blacktail with better genetics. Bigger antlers, bigger bodies. Here are a couple from my trail cameras.
 

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HuntWyld

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There is a defined line based on geographic landmarks for what is scored as blacktail or mule deer for B&C, P&Y.
 

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Scroll down to Columbia blacktail deer
 
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Scroll down to Columbia blacktail deer
Thank you.
 

Dshore

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Yeah, I'm gonna be close to the line, but not exactly sure which side I'll be on. I'd prefer a large pure blacktail, but one of those big benchlegs with mass wouldn't break my heart either.
If you prefer a true Blacktail, stick to the Oregon/Washington coast range and hunt the rainforest, or go to the BC, Alaskan coastline.
 
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I know Pope and Young boundaries can be a little different then B&C. Does anyone know the Pope&Young boundaries
 

HuntWyld

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There are pure bred black tails east of i5......................................
For sure and that is where I guide at but if you care about putting those animals into B&C then they are not eligible.

I know Pope and Young boundaries can be a little different then B&C. Does anyone know the Pope&Young boundaries

P&Y refers to B&C designated boundaries for species. So they are the same.
 
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