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CALENDAR EVENT PREVIEW🦌 Deer — Willamette Unit 15 — OPENS
Any legal weapon · official ODFW source included
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Oregon hunting, fishing, and shellfish dates—kept current in the calendar you already use.
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When regulations change, your calendar changes.
After a change is confirmed, Season Signal updates affected subscribed calendars automatically. You can also choose email alerts for changes involving your selected species, unit, zone, or shellfish area, with a link to the official notice.
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Deer + elk
Complete standard 2026 general and controlled tables
Pronghorn + sheep + goat
Complete 2026 controlled-hunt tables
Bear + cougar
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Current turkey, waterfowl, migratory, and upland seasons
Fish
Species, management areas, season dates, and retention changes
Crab
Ocean and bay seasons, management areas, and closure updates
Clams
Species, beaches, harvest windows, and closure updates
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Seasons use separate OPENS and CLOSES events—not a long block across every day. Regulation changes appear on the date the official agency posts them.
HOW IT WORKS
One signup. Your subscription.
- 1Enter your email
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- 2Choose your seasons
Select hunts, methods, fishing zones, shellfish areas, and deadlines.
- 3Add the feed
Subscribe once in Apple Calendar, Fantastical, Google Calendar, or Outlook. Confirmed corrections update the same calendar automatically, with optional email notifications for affected selections.
CHECKED AGAINST OFFICIAL SOURCES
How we check for updates.
Season Signal checks the official ODFW and ODA sources listed here every night. ODFW governs seasons and harvest rules; ODA governs shellfish biotoxin closures. When a source changes, a person reviews it before we update any affected calendars. These checks help us catch updates, but they cannot guarantee every calendar entry is complete or correct.
Catalog last reviewedFull calendar catalog compared with official ODFW and ODA information on September 16, 2026
Sources last checkedFirst automated check pending · scheduled daily at 12:05 a.m. Pacific
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We check the listed official ODFW and ODA sources for changes every night.
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A person reviews each detected change against the official information.
3
We publish confirmed corrections to the affected Season Signal calendar feeds.
When updates appearWe aim to publish urgent confirmed corrections within four working hours and other confirmed corrections within 24 hours. Apple Calendar and Fantastical users should set Auto-refresh to Every hour. Google Calendar and Outlook control their own refresh timing, so updates may appear later. Keep regulation email alerts enabled for important changes.
Recently confirmed updates
These updates passed human review. The date shown is when Season Signal completed its review.
No confirmed updates have been added to the public log yet.
What these checks cannot guarantee
- Automated monitoring can miss a change, and an official source may be temporarily unavailable.
- Coverage is limited to Oregon and to the species, zones, units, and sources listed on this site.
- Fishing coverage is often by zone; not every individual water or port is covered.
- Calendar entries may omit emergency notices, boundaries, quotas, license or tag requirements, land closures, or fire restrictions. Confirm seasons and harvest rules with ODFW, and shellfish biotoxin status with ODA, before you go.
Official sources we check
Open any source to confirm the current rule directly with the responsible agency.