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Oregon state troopers set up decoy elk to catch hunters flouting state fish and wildlife laws

Oregon state troopers set up decoy elk to catch hunters flouting state fish and wildlife laws

Oregon state troopers set up decoy elk to catch hunters flouting state fish and wildlife laws

Oregon state troopers set up decoy elk to catch hunters flouting state fish and wildlife laws

The Oregon State Police in partnership with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife teamed up to ensure you were informed about Poaching in #Oregon. Poaching isn't limited to game animals, the illegal taking of wildlife and other natural resources impacts all Oregonians. Oregon State Police Sergeant Erich Timko of John Day and Senior Trooper Marshall Maher of Oakridge, along with ODFW's Stop Poaching Campaign Coordinator Yvonne Shaw, join us for a wide-ranging conversation about poaching, enforce

The Oregon State Police in partnership with Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife teamed up to ensure you were informed about Poaching in #Oregon. Poaching isn't limited to game animals, the illegal taking of wildlife and other natural resources impacts all Oregonians. Oregon State Police Sergeant Erich Timko of John Day and Senior Trooper Marshall Maher of Oakridge, along with ODFW's Stop Poaching Campaign Coordinator Yvonne Shaw, join us for a wide-ranging conversation about poaching, enforce

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Oregon state troopers set out to catch elk poachers in the Clatsop State Forest

Oregon state troopers set out to catch elk poachers in the Clatsop State Forest

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OSP Fish & Wildlife Sr. Trooper Jim Andrews gives you a breakdown on how OSP uses the Wildlife Enforcement Decoy (WED) program in efforts to combat poaching of wildlife in #Oregon. Report a Wildlife or Habitat Law Violation or Suspicious Activity Dial *OSP from a mobile phone (*677) or 1-800-452-7888 Or email: TIP@osp.oregon.gov This video was made in partnership with Oregon Hunters Association, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and Oregon State Police. | Oregon State Police

OSP Fish & Wildlife Sr. Trooper Jim Andrews gives you a breakdown on how OSP uses the Wildlife Enforcement Decoy (WED) program in efforts to combat poaching of wildlife in #Oregon. Report a Wildlife or Habitat Law Violation or Suspicious Activity Dial *OSP from a mobile phone (*677) or 1-800-452-7888 Or email: TIP@osp.oregon.gov This video was made in partnership with Oregon Hunters Association, Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife and Oregon State Police. | Oregon State Police

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Take a peek inside the Oregon State Police Fleet Services shop with Nick Estrada, Emergency Vehicle Technician, as he walks us through the process of turning a factory truck into an office on wheels for OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers. Fish & Wildlife trucks are equipped with specialized items like an elk rack used for loading large game and are capable of hauling game processing equipment, ATVs, boats, horse trailers, and more. This video brought to you with the help of our #AgencyPartners at the

Take a peek inside the Oregon State Police Fleet Services shop with Nick Estrada, Emergency Vehicle Technician, as he walks us through the process of turning a factory truck into an office on wheels for OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers. Fish & Wildlife trucks are equipped with specialized items like an elk rack used for loading large game and are capable of hauling game processing equipment, ATVs, boats, horse trailers, and more. This video brought to you with the help of our #AgencyPartners at the

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Here is some shaky body camera footage from 2 OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers out of Central Point. A Blacktail buck got soccer netting wrapped around it’s antlers. The netting, which was hanging loose, got caught up in some blackberry bushes. The decision was made to grab the deer, hold him down and to manually cut off the netting. As soon as the Troopers approached the buck, he charged. The Trooper grabbed the deer by the antlers & held on. While the deer was almost immobilized, the other Trooper

Here is some shaky body camera footage from 2 OSP Fish & Wildlife Troopers out of Central Point. A Blacktail buck got soccer netting wrapped around it’s antlers. The netting, which was hanging loose, got caught up in some blackberry bushes. The decision was made to grab the deer, hold him down and to manually cut off the netting. As soon as the Troopers approached the buck, he charged. The Trooper grabbed the deer by the antlers & held on. While the deer was almost immobilized, the other Trooper

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Wildlife officials seek help identifying person who killed elk in Cannon Beach

The Oregon State Police utilizes aircraft to complete it’s public safety mission. The aircraft are primarily used by the OSP Fish and Wildlife Division with our efforts to conserve Oregon’s wildlife and natural resources. They are also used to assist the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife with wildlife studies. This is Senior Trooper Andrew Menlow (F&W Division pilot) on aircraft patrol above the desert southeast of Bend. In this area mule deer populations winter and congregate which make th

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Wildlife officials seek help identifying person who killed elk in Cannon Beach

OSP seeks tips, offers reward after Tygh Valley pond contaminated with spray foam

Future generations deserve to experience Oregon’s fish and wildlife. Do your part by turning in poachers. | Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife

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Police seek help identifying suspect in elk killing near Cannon Beach

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Come aboard the Guardian, Oregon State Police’s ocean patrol vessel, and learn about the important work done by OSP’s Marine Fisheries Team. The Marine Fisheries Team is tasked with enforcing the laws that protect Oregon’s valuable marine fisheries. The Guardian is moored in Newport on Yaquina Bay and is the only large patrol vessel used by the Marine Fisheries Team for long-range patrols on the ocean. The Guardian is capable of pulling in commercial gear for inspection, including gear unlawfull

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OSP Fish & Wildlife just had a visitor at headquarters in Salem. Reminder: Spring Turkey General Season, for one male turkey or a turkey with a visible beard, is in full swing (April 15-May 31). Check out Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Oregon Game Bird Regulations for more information http://www.eregulations.com/oregon/game-bird/ | Oregon State Police

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The Oregon Department of Transportation rode along with OSP's Portland Area Command Sergeant, Yvette Shepard, to help highlight the all to common practice of distracted driving on Oregon's Highways. April is distracted driving awareness month, but driving while distracted is the first line of safety defense when you get behind the wheel. #JustDrive #HighwaySafety #ItCanWait | Oregon State Police

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Oregon State Police seek public's help in wolf poaching case

Oregon State Police join couple's engagement photo shoot on Deschutes River

Listen to this great interview between Tracy Berry and Lt. Vonn Schleicher about the poaching problems in #Oregon. Lt. Schleicher covers much of the Fish & Wildlife issues throughout Southern Oregon, however, these issues are a real problem all over the state. Some simple things to remember when you choose to embark on outdoor recreation in Oregon. Whether it is camping, hiking, kayaking, hunting or fishing know the regulations. You can find regulations from our agency partners at the Oregon Dep

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Oregon State Police searching for person who shot deer in head with arrow

OSP Fish & Wildlife Sgt. Plummer & Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife District Wildlife Biologist Paul Atwood responded to a call near the Nestucca River, where two ATV riders reported a sick bear lying along the roadside. Upon arrival it was found that the bear 🐻 wasn’t sick, it was just struggling a little to wake up after a long hibernation 🥱 After observing the bear for some time, it was pushed off the road into the timber, where it was left to take a nap 😴 in the sun. If you come acr

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Oregon Department of Transportation out trying to clear the blockage from the avalanche. #avalanche #winterdriving | Oregon State Police

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On March 13, 2020, Coos Bay Fish & Wildlife Troopers attended the release of a rehabilitated red-tailed hawk by Cascades Raptor Center personnel in the area of Hancock Mountain (Elkton, Oregon). The hawk was found in the middle of the highway on February 24. A good samaritan brought the hawk to the OSP Office. Fish & Wildlife Troopers then transported to a Cascades Raptor Center, who cared for it. Now released back into the wild, the bird appeared to be content to be back home. | Oregon State Po

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Oregon State Police’s Responds to False Accusation of Trooper Displaying White Power Symbol The Oregon State Police is aware of a concern an OSP Trooper made a hand signal that some could interpret as racist or sympathizing with racist ideology. The OSP condemns all racist behavior and ideology, so we of course were alarmed and concerned by the reports- which accompanied a small video snippet of a larger event. The OSP Trooper identified in the video did not engage in any white supremacy behavio

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National Public Safety Telecommunicator Week April 13-19 👏 Please join OSP in sending our dispatch personnel - our first, first responders - a virtual round of applause. These headset heroes are deployed 24/7/365 at two regional dispatch centers with an annual call volume of almost 400,000. Dispatchers are an integral part of the public safety system and we are grateful for their committed service. Thank you to the men and women of OSP's Northern and Southern Command Centers for all you do to k

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OSP Troopers had a close encounter of the Orca kind, while on boat patrol Tillamook Bay. OSP's Fish & Wildlife Division enforces & protects Oregon’s sport & commercial fishery regulations as well as marine resources. Along with enforcing laws governing the commercial fishing industry. | Oregon State Police

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HWY 20 at Santiam Pass is #winterdriving conditions. Multiple vehicles spun out. Expect delays. Here a OSP Fish and Wildlife Trooper is towing a truck that had spun out on the grade to a safe place. #YourOregonStatePolice. | Oregon State Police

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2 Oregon State Police troopers suffer serious injury in crash in The Dalles THE DALLES, Ore. (KATU) — Two Oregon State Police troopers were hurt Monday morning in a crash involving two commercial trucks on an Interstate 84 off-ramp, The Dalles Police officials said. The crash was reported about 7:30 a.m. at the top of I-84 on-ramp at exit 87, along Highway 197 just north of the interstate. Initial reports state an Oregon State Police Fish & Wildlife K-9 vehicle was involved in a crash with two c

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The roads may look clear, but don’t be fooled the temperatures are still freezing, and black ice is lurking in the shadows. These drivers were all driving too fast for the road conditions. Luckily, no one was injured. On December 27, 2021, at approximately 10:00 AM, OSP Lieutenant Benson of the Grants Pass Area Command of Oregon State Police was on patrol, assisting motorists during a snow event. He had just finished investigating a slide-off crash when another occurred a short distance behind h

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