Spring turkey season begins April 15

All you need to spring turkey hunt is camo, a call and a shotgun. A hen or jake decoy can also improve your odds. You can hunt for six weeks (April 15 to May 31) anywhere in the state.
Spring turkey hunting is general season, and anyone can purchase a tag anytime before going hunting. Turkey tags are $25.50 for residents and $10.50 for youth hunters (age 17 and under). Hunting licenses are $33.50 for residents.
The daily bag limit is one male turkey or a turkey with a visible beard (so hens with beards may be lawfully taken). The season limit is three legal turkeys; hunters must purchase a tag for each turkey. See page 19 of the Oregon Game Bird Regulations for more information.
Finally, don’t forget to report results for each tag you purchased, no later than Jan. 31, 2019. Report online or by phone (1-866-947-6339), even if you didn’t take a turkey or didn’t go hunting. Hunters need to know their hunter/angler ID number, hunting location (wildlife management unit), and days spent hunting to complete the report.
Spring turkey hunters that report by Jan. 31, 2019 could win a special 2019 big game tag of their choice (deer, elk or pronghorn).