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Cougar Quota

  2011 Total Mortality as of
January 26, 2012
2012 Total Mortality as of
February 26, 2013
2013 Total Mortality as of
April 4, 2013
Zone Name Hunter
Hrv
Non-
Hunter
Kill
Total
Mortality
Quo Hunter
Hrv
Non-
Hunter
Kill
Total
Mortality
Quo Hunter
Hrv
Non-
Hunter
Kill
Total
Mortality
Quo Zone
Status
A Coast/North Cascade

60

60

120

120

65

52

117

120 9 7 16 120

OPEN

B SW Cascade 42 67 109

165

37

67

104

165 9 18 27 165

OPEN

C SE Cascade 10 5 15

65

13

11

24

65 9 2 11 65

OPEN

D Columbia Basin 14 22 36

62

14

24

38

62 3 12 15 62

OPEN

E Blue Mountains 93 76 169

245

99

62

161

245 24 16 40 245

OPEN

F SE Oregon 22 35 57

120

21

56

77

120 9 9 18 120

OPEN

  TOTALS 241 265 506 777

249

272

521

777 63 64 127 777

 


  2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 as of
February 10, 2011
Zone Name Hrv Quo Hrv Quo Hrv Quo Hrv Quo Hrv Qou Hrv Quo Hrv Quo Hunter
Hrv
Non-
Hunter
Kill
Total
Mortality
Quo
A Coast/North Cascade 36 116 42 128 38 132 48 120 50 120 52 120 61 120

55

48

103

120

B SW Cascade 28 133 28 146 28 150 42 165 56 165 40 165 33 165 41 55 96 165
C SE Cascade 15 46 14 51 19 53 22 65 30 65 20 65 21 65

17

3

20

65

D Columbia Basin 10 16 16 18 11 19 12 62 19 62 16 62 16 62

14

17

31

62

E Blue Mountains 116 123 131 135 90 139 126 245 110 245 109 245 113 245

91

71

162

245

F SE Oregon 43 76 34 84 37 87 39 120 43 120 35 120 30 120

21

48

69

120

  TOTALS 248 510 265 562 223 580 289 777 308 777 272 777 274 777

239

242

481

777


NOTE: With adoption of the revised Cougar Management Plan April 13, 2006, all known cougar mortalities now count toward zone quotas. To account for this shift and be consistent with population and conflict objectives adopted in the plan, the statewide cougar mortality quota increased 16% from 668 to 777 effective upon adoption. When total human caused mortality reaches the quota for a zone, hunting season will close in that zone. Oregon Cougar Management Quota Zones

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