Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge map Sage grouse at the Hart Mountain Refuge On Oregon’s Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge this year, the news was good.

Terry Richard, The OregonianA herd of California bighorn sheep warily watches an approaching hiker atop Hart Mountain in Lake County. Before the sheep gathered together, 133 individuals were counted.

Hey, you’re at the Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge… Of course, there’ll be some animals! There are over 300 species in the refuge, including pronghorn antelope, mule deer, bighorn ...

Hart Mountain refuge closed by new 17,000 acre Warner Peak Fire. ... A map of the fires can be found here. All totaled, the fires have burned 7,629 acres and have 702 people working the blazes.

No. 10 in my countdown of the most scenic Oregon landscapes. The countdown continues here daily until Jan. 1, when No. 1 is revealed. HART MOUNTAIN There’s so much to see from atop this fault ...

The 278,630-acre Hart Mountain National Antelope Refuge was established in 1936 to protect habitat for remnant pronghorn herds. Subsequently, the refuge was mandated with providing habitat for ...

Hart Mountain became a National Antelope Refuge in 1936, but the roots of the region’s importance for both hunters and wildlife alike go much deeper. Recently, archeologists uncovered what might ...

The 100-degree water of Hart Mountain Hot Springs was soothing therapy after driving more than 40 miles of gravel roads in the remote high desert of south-central Oregon between U.S.

The 100-degree water of Hart Mountain Hot Springs was soothing therapy after driving more than 40 miles of gravel roads in the remote high desert of south-central Oregon between U.S.