OR Pronghorn Unit MAURY — Maury

MAURY (OR) Terrain & Access Maury encompasses 705,000 acres of high-desert terrain spanning 3,200–6,350 ft elevation. Nearly 60% is public land, providing solid access across sagebrush and mixed-conifer habitat typical of central Oregon's pronghorn country. The elevation range supports varied terrain from lower-country antelope basins to higher breaks and ridges. Herd Quality Recent wildlife surveys show a buck:doe ratio of 34:100—an above-average herd composition indicating good breeding structure and consistent population management. Hunt Character Maury suits hunters seeking a mid-elevation pronghorn opportunity on terrain with genuine public-land access. The herd's above-average male composition suggests reasonable odds of encountering legal..