Summer26CaptureLocations.pdf

This is a geographic reference map document supporting the Oregon Department of Fish & Wildlife's aerial capture project for California Bighorn Sheep in Lake County, Oregon. The map identifies multiple summer 2026 capture locations across the region, including areas within the Warner Mountains, Warner Valley, Harney Basin, Steens Mountain, and Catlow Valley. Key geographic features depicted include Three Rivers, Silver Creek, Chewaucan River, North Fork Pit River, Goose Lake, Wolf Creek, Malheur Lake, Burns, Donner Und Blitzen River, Abert Rim, and Hart Mountain, with elevation markers ranging up to 9,421 feet. The map uses standard cartographic conventions with a scale of 0 to 40 miles and includes source attribution to Esri, CGIAR, USGS, TomTom, Garmin, FAO, NOAA, and OpenStreetMap contributors.

This supporting exhibit establishes the geographic scope of operations for the proposed aerial capture, collar, and release services for Bighorn Sheep under the ODFW East Region office's intermediate procurement. The identified capture locations span multiple mountain ranges and valleys in south-central Oregon, defining the territory within which the selected contractor must conduct aerial operations. No additional pricing, contractual terms, or procurement timeline information is contained within this map document itself.