Event Registration
Youth Turkey Hunting Clinic (Central OR)
This clinic introduces youth ages 8–17 to spring turkey hunting in a supportive, hands-on learning environment designed for both new and developing hunters. Participants will learn safe, ethical, and effective turkey hunting techniques, while gaining practical skills they can build on in future seasons.
What You'll Learn
| Turkey calling, vocabulary, and calling techniques using a variety of calls |
Turkey identification, behavior, scouting methods, and sign recognition |
| Spring turkey hunting tips, tactics, and strategies |
Turkey hunting equipment and available resources, including how to find places to hunt |
Shotgun shooting fundamentals, patterning for turkey hunting, and effective range practice |
| Archery basics with hands-on shooting practice on 3D targets |
| Firearm safety is emphasized throughout the event. Youth will have the opportunity to practice shooting in a controlled range environment with one-on-one coaching. |
Included with Registration
- BBQ lunch for all youth participants
- Adult lunches available for a $10.00 donation to OHA (day of event)
- Turkey box call
- Swag bag
- Event-day equipment
In-person registration and check-in will be available from 7:30–8:30 a.m. The course begins promptly at 8:30 a.m. There is limited cell service at the event location.
Parent & Guardian Information
All participants 17 and under are required to have their parent or legal guardian complete, sign, and bring the required Participant Release Form to the event. This form must be submitted at check‑in before participation is permitted.
A parent or guardian must remain with the participant for the entire event. This is not a drop-off event.
How to Register Your Child
- Click the profile dropdown at the top of your screen.
- Click "View This Page As" and select the name of the person you are registering for this event.
Note: If you do not see the “View This Page As” button, or if your child’s name does not appear in the list after clicking it, their account has not been set up yet. To create it, open the profile dropdown, select “Linked Users,” and click “Create” to add your child’s account. - From this page, click "Register" and complete the checkout process.
What To Bring
- Primitive camping is available at the site the night before the event. Large campers or trailers are not recommended.
- Participants are welcome to bring personal shotguns or archery equipment for practice.
- Personal firearms must be accompanied by appropriate non-lead ammunition.
- Snacks and drinks for the day (lunch is provided for youth; adult lunch available with a $10 OHA donation)
- Camp chairs
- Sturdy footwear suitable for outdoor conditions
- Eye protection (sunglasses or prescription glasses are sufficient)
- Personal shotgun and ammunition (optional; not required)
- Personal turkey calls (optional)
- Weather-appropriate clothing, as Oregon weather can be unpredictable
On the day of the event, the following equipment will be available for participant use:
- 20-gauge and .410 shotguns
- Ammunition
- Eye and ear protection
Event Sessions
Event Requirements
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- ALL personal shotguns must be brought unloaded to the shotgun area and checked by an instructor prior to use.
- No hunting license or hunter education card is required to attend as there will be no actual hunting during this clinic.
- • Min Age: 8
- • Max Age: 17