![]() ![]() The ODFW recommends using something like duct tape, flagging ribbon, or paper in a plastic bag. This information needs to be written on anything that will stand up to the elements and affixed to the animal as you would have done with a paper tag last year. Confirmation Number (which you will get when you validate your tag on the ODFW App).The following information is required to be securely attached to the harvested animal: On top of that, you still need to attach some specific information to any harvested big game animal including deer, elk, antelope, bear, cougar, and turkey. You will also be responsible for ensuring your phone has enough battery life that you can present your hunting/fishing information to an officer if you are stopped in the field. ![]() This means that when you have harvested an animal you will need to have your smartphone with you and have enough battery to 'Validate' your tag. If you choose e-tagging, you will be required to use the ODFW App on your smartphone to tag your harvest and provide proof of tags and licensing should you be stopped by an OSP officer. The questions is, will you be e-tagging (electronic tagging) or paper tagging this year? This decision will determine how you will need to tag your harvest once you have been successful. What is particularly important to note is that you will be faced with a decision when it comes time to buy your Oregon hunting/fishing license and tags for 2019. So, if you want to stay legal this year you may want to pay attention. It will likely take some time to work out all the bugs and get used to the new system, but all hunters and anglers should be aware that the requirements for tagging your harvest in the field have changed too. This will be quite the transition year for all Oregon hunters and fisherman, as well as the ODFW and Oregon State Police (OSP). If you have tried to figure out all the changes and new tagging requirements but still have questions, you are likely not alone. ![]() You can find more information and an introduction to the new Electronic Licensing System here. If you plan on hunting or fishing in Oregon during the 2019 seasons you may want to pay some attention to the changes the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW) has made to the way hunters and anglers buy, apply, and use hunting/fishing tags and licenses. ![]()
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