Oregon Revised Statutes chapter 607 defines livestock
districts and open range and sets the procedure and requirements for
establishing or changing a livestock district. The procedure is handled by the
county clerk. When a livestock district is created or changed, written
notification is sent to the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA).
Oregon livestock districts
A livestock district is a closed-range district where
livestock may not run at large; the livestock owner or manager must keep
livestock on his or her own property.
The following counties are livestock districts:
- Benton
- Clackamas
- Clatsop
- Coos
- Gilliam
- Hood River
- Multnomah
- Polk
- Sherman
- Tillamook
Open-range Oregon counties
Both open-range and livestock districts
Check with the county clerk or the ODA brand recorder for
detailed descriptions of open range areas and livestock districts.
- Baker
- Columbia
- Crook
- Curry
- Deschutes
- Douglas
- Jackson
- Jefferson
- Josephine
- Klamath
- Lane
- Lincoln
- Linn
- Malheur
- Marion
- Morrow
- Umatilla
- Union
- Wallowa
- Wasco
- Washington
- Wheeler
- Yamhill