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Unit 25 Sixes deer hunting: harvest, hunts and 2026 seasons

ODFW estimates hunters took 666 deer in the Sixes Unit (25) in 2025 (629 bucks and 35 antlerless) and counted 1,311 deer hunters there, across 10 general seasons and controlled hunts. ODFW's figures for 2021 to 2025 average 699 deer a year. The unit is 28.6% public land, most of it national forest, by USGS PAD-US.

Data updated October 2026. Harvest: ODFW, 2021 to 2025. Seasons and tags: ODFW's 2026 regulations and 2026 draw. Land: USGS PAD-US 4.1.

Map of Oregon's Sixes Unit (25) for deer hunters: public land by manager, neighboring units 24, 26 and 27, highways US 101 and OR 42

National wildlife refugeNational forestBLMState forest and trust landOther public (city, county, parks, military)Unit 25Neighboring unitsLake, reservoir or riverHighway

Unit 25 deer at a glance
ODFW zoneSouthwest
Size637,006 acres (995 square miles)
Public land28.6% (182,357 acres)
Deer harvested, 2025666 (629 bucks)
Deer hunters, 20251,311, 8,748 days
Deer per 100 hunters, 202551
General seasons, 2026General Western Oregon any legal weapon buck and General Western Oregon archery
2026 controlled hunts listed here3
Towns in and near itCoos Bay, North Bend, Bandon and Myrtle Point

How many deer are harvested in Unit 25?

ODFW's deer harvest for the Sixes Unit by year: 666 in 2025, 659 in 2024 and 726 in 2023. 51 deer were taken for every 100 hunters in 2025.

YearHuntersDays huntedDeer harvestedBucksAntlerlessDeer per 100 hunters
20251,3118,7486666293551
20241,2988,8616595966151
20231,5009,9127266487848
20221,47910,4396495876244
20211,56910,8047957207551

Source: ODFW harvest statistics (2021 to 2025), from ODFW's mandatory harvest reporting. Each year adds up ODFW's rows for the unit across its any legal weapon buck, archery, muzzleloader and antlerless summaries, general and controlled. A hunter counted on two tag types is counted twice. Per 100 hunters is worked out from ODFW's two figures.

Which deer hunts were used in Unit 25 in 2025?

General season tags: 1,207 hunters, 623 deer. Controlled hunts: 7 rows in ODFW's table, 104 hunters, 43 deer. ODFW's own row for each, 2025:

Hunt or seasonTag typeHuntersDaysHarvestedODFW success
General Western DeerAny legal weapon buck, general1,1407,65960853%
625 Sixes UnitAntlerless, controlled724593244%
Late Bow DeerArchery, general402381129%
Early Bow DeerArchery, general27232416%
125M Sixes Unit MuzzleloaderMuzzleloader, controlled271371036%
General Any Legal Weapon Western Oregon w/ 119AAny legal weapon buck, controlled523125%
Early Bow Deer w/ 123R1Archery, controlled0000%
Early Bow Deer w/ 123R2 N Bank Habitat BowArchery, controlled0000%
Late Bow Deer w/ 123R1Archery, controlled0000%
Late Bow Deer w/ 123R2 N Bank Habitat BowArchery, controlled0000%

Source: ODFW's 2025 deer harvest summaries (ODFW harvest statistics (2025)). A hunt that spans several units is split by unit in ODFW's tables; these are the Sixes rows.

When is deer season in Unit 25 in 2026?

General seasons that cover the Sixes Unit in 2026:

Controlled deer hunts in ODFW's 2026 tables that include the unit, with ODFW's 2026 tags and its June 2026 draw (residents who drew, of residents who put the hunt first):

HuntNameBag limit2026 season2026 tags2026 draw, residents
625Sixes UnitOne antlerless deerOct. 3 - Nov. 6121119 of 340
125MSixes Unit MuzzleloaderOne deerNov. 14 - Nov. 279432 of 32
625TSixes Unit YouthOne antlerless deerDec. 15 - Jan. 5, 20279423 of 23

Source: ODFW 2026 Oregon Big Game Hunting Regulations, pages 30 to 45; draw: ODFW's 2026 Preference Point Draw Reports. Hunts are matched to the unit by ODFW's own harvest rows. Check ODFW before you go; seasons can change.

How much public land is in Unit 25?

28.6% of the Sixes Unit is public land open to hunting under its manager's rules: 182,357 of 637,006 acres. The largest share is national forest, 153,601 acres.

ManagerAcresShare of unit
National forest153,60124.1%
BLM22,0033.5%
State forest and trust land5,8060.9%
Other public (city, county, parks, military)2,7990.4%
National wildlife refuge9470.1%

ODFW wildlife area in the unit: Coquille Valley (656 acres here).

Measured by FilledTag inside ODFW's unit boundary from USGS PAD-US 4.1 (fee land by manager, 2025). Tribal and private land are not counted as public. Wildlife refuges set their own hunting rules.

How do you get to Unit 25?

Highways through the unit: US 101 (about 165 miles inside it) and OR 42 (about 44 miles inside it). Towns inside: Coos Bay, North Bend, Bandon, Port Orford and Powers.

Which units border Unit 25?

The Sixes Unit touches 3 other units. Their public land and ODFW's latest deer figures, for comparison:

UnitPublic landDeer huntersDeer harvestedYear
Unit 24 Tioga34.2%3,4111,1232025
Unit 26 Powers48.3%1,3796212025
Unit 27 Chetco81.9%2,1611,0212025

Also for Unit 25: elk hunting.

Questions hunters ask

Can you hunt deer in Unit 25 without drawing a tag?

Yes. General Western Oregon any legal weapon buck deer (Oct. 3 - Nov. 6) is open in the Sixes Unit, bag limit one buck with visible antler; General Western Oregon archery deer (Aug. 29 - Sept. 27 and Nov. 14 - Dec. 6) is open in the Sixes Unit, bag limit one buck with visible antler, by ODFW's 2026 regulations.

How many deer are taken in Unit 25 each year?

ODFW estimates 666 in 2025, 659 in 2024 and 726 in 2023, adding up its rows for the Sixes Unit across general and controlled deer tags.

How hard is it to draw hunt 625?

In ODFW's 2026 draw for hunt 625 (Sixes Unit), 119 of 340 residents who put it first drew; the fewest points a resident drew with in the preference phase was 2. ODFW gives 75% of the tags to the most preference points and draws 25% at random among first-choice applicants.

What is the closest town to Unit 25?

Coos Bay, North Bend and Bandon are inside the unit. Just outside: Myrtle Point (on the line), Coquille (on the line) and Gold Beach (on the line).

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Where these numbers come from

FilledTag is not part of Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Numbers are copied from ODFW and USGS, or measured from their maps; nothing on this page is estimated by FilledTag.