ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Project Proposal Review

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ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Project Proposal Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / Malheur Watershed Council Project Proposal Title: Jenins Access Area

1 ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Regional Advisory Council Project Proposal Review ODFW Region / A&H Regional Council: East Region / Malheur Watershed Council Project Proposal Title: Jenins Access Area Applicants(s): Rich and Renae Jenins Date of Council Review: February 21, 2018 Type of Project: Access X Habitat Other Motion: Andrew Shields motioned to approve with the condition that big game hunting be allowed on the By Permission portion or the rate be changed to reflect hunting opportunity is limited to birds only. Nic Miller seconded the motion. Council Member Position Vote Jarod Lemos Chairman Yes Mie Greeley Landowner Representative Yes Ryan Peila Landowner Representative Yes Vacant Landowner Representative Vacant Nic Miller Hunter Representative Yes Roy Youngblood Hunter Representative Yes Andrew Shields Hunter Representative Yes Disposition of Vote: Motion passed 6:0 Project Strengths: - Provides greatly improved access to the northern portion of the Steens WMU - Receives a large amount of use Project Concerns: - Regional Council had concerns about limiting ATV/UTV use on designated roads while trucs and SUVs were allowed. They recommended changing the access area regulation to No Motorized Vehicles off designated roads. - Regional council recommended changing the fee for the By Permission portion of the access area from $1.44 to $1.08 per acre to reflect that bird hunting is the only allowable activity (this change is reflected in the current application).

Access and Habitat Board: The purpose of this letter is to express District support for the Jenins Access Area.

2 Oregon John A. Kitzhaber, M.D., Governor Department of Fish and Wildlife Hines District Office Malheur Watershed District 237 S. Hines Blvd. PO Box 8 Hines, Oregon (541) FAX (541) February 15, 2018 Access and Habitat Board Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife 4034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE Salem, OR Dear Access and Habitat Board: The purpose of this letter is to express District support for the Jenins Access Area. This project provides access to private land that, prior to enrollment in the A&H program, was available only to hunters with permission. This project provides quality access for pronghorn, deer, and el hunters throughout archery, rifle and muzzleloader seasons in the Steens Mountain Wildlife Management Unit. In addition to providing access to private land, this project provides enhanced access to adjacent public land. Sincerely, Rod Klus Harney District Wildlife Biologist

3 APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS Access & Habitat Program Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife 4034 Fairview Industrial Drive SE Salem, OR I, Rich Jenins of Diamond, Oregon, hereby mae application for financial assistance under the terms and conditions of the Access and Habitat program in the amount $74, The total cost of the project is $77, I/We understand that if this project is approved for funding by the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission, before we receive project funds we will be required to: Sign a Grant Agreement containing the terms and conditions upon which funds will be released including submission of necessary permits; Obtain landowner and maintenance agreements if needed; Sign a certification to comply with state, federal and local regulations if needed; Submit a completion report to the Board on project performance. I/We understand that if this application results in an access grant, ODFW will publicize my/our property via printed documents and internet for the purpose of helping hunters locate private lands that may be open to hunting. I/We will cooperate with ODFW to post signs indicating public hunting access at the project location. I certify that either: I am the sole landowner of the Property where the Access and Habitat Project will occur. I am an authorized representative of the landowner of the property where the Access and Habitat project will occur. I am leasing the property from the landowner and the lease allows me to enter into this agreement. I have the legal authority to enter into a grant agreement for this Access and habitat project because: (Fill in details for example: The project is on three parcels; one is owned by me, one is owned by my wife, and one is owned by our family farm business ). Grantee Signature: Date: Position:

4 1. Project Title: Jenins Access Project ACCESS & HABITAT PROGRAM Application for Grant Funds 2. Applicant: Rich Jenins Phone: (541) Grantee: Jenins Ranches Inc. (As will appear on contract/payments) If private nonprofit, attach IRS letter of 501(c) (3) status Address: Diamond Lane City/State/Zip: Diamond, OR Phone: (541) rjeninscenturytel.net 3. Location: East Region Watershed District / Wildlife Management Unit: Malheur / Steens Mountain WMU County: Harney Township/Range/Section: Multiple: see map 4. Type of Project: Habitat Improvement Access Damage 5. Number of acres of habitat to be improved: N/A 6. Number of acres of access to be provided: Welcome to Hunt: 8,187 ac. By Permission: 4,770 ac. Other 7. Proposed Start Date: 08/01/ Proposed End Date: 03/01/ Estimated Cost of Project: $77, Access and Habitat Fund Request: $74, Briefly explain what the project proposes to do: This project proposes to pay Rich Jenins $2.40 per acre for 8,187 acres of Welcome to Hunt access and $1.08 per acre for 4,770 acres of By Permission access in the Steens Mountain Wildlife Management Unit near Diamond, OR from August 1 to March 15 for three consecutive years beginning fall of Habitat and Landscape: Describe the habitat and landscape of the project area.

5 The Welcome to Hunt portion of the Jenins Access area is comprised of sagebrush steppe, juniper woodlands, aspen stands, grassland and wet meadows. The By Permission portion of the Jenins Access area is rocy sagebrush steppe bisected by a large hay meadow. 13. Bacground: Describe the project area and explain the wildlife habitat and/or access challenge or opportunity this project will address. Address how current management actions benefit public access and/or wildlife and their habitat needs. The north end of the Steens Mountain WMU is broen up by large parcels of private land interspersed among BLM land maing access in this part of the unit a challenge. The Jenins Access Area improves access to public lands in this portion of the unit as well as provides hunting access to private land. There are no public access easements that exist for the roads that travel through the Jenins Access Area. Hunters wait many years to go big game hunting on the Steens and having the Jenins Access Area open to hunters ensures that those hunters have a quality experience. It taes six points for a resident to draw a Steens Mountain mule deer buc tag (1,859 1 st choice applicants in 2017) and 14 points for a resident to draw a Pronghorn antelope buc tag (2,488 1 st choice applicants in 2017). Additionally, the area is utilized by first season, second season and muzzleloader High Desert el hunters. 14. Past A&H History: Describe any past Access & Habitat project, especially if the proposed project deals with continuation or amendment to a past project. The Jenins Access Area has been enrolled in the Access and Habitat program since 2008, (Projects: Jenins Access Area , Jenins Access Area 2009, Jenins Access Area , Jenins Access Area ). Prior to being enrolled in the A&H program, Jenins Ranches allowed very limited by-permission hunting. Vehicle access will continue to be limited to designated private access road, BLM roads, and existing county roads. No vehicle access will be allowed off designated roads and due to resource concerns no ATVs are allowed on property. 15. Hunter Use Data: New Projects: Must give estimates of expected usage and how usage will be assessed. Old Projects: Use Access Area Permit data, vehicle or pedestrian counts, hunter interviews, etc. Two permit boxes and two traffic counters were installed on the largest contiguous bloc in the southern portion of the access area in The Jenins Access Area averages a satisfaction rating of 3.86 (1 = not satisfied 3 = satisfied 5 = very satisfied) since the installation of permit boxes in While ODFW staff and OSP have observed a high amount of use on the Jenins Access Area, compliance with the permit boxes continues to be exceptionally low. Traffic counters have provided intermittent use data (see appendix B). As a reminder, TraffX counters and returned permits are only a sample of the total use for the area. Not every parcel the Jenins Access Area has a traffic counter or a Chec-in ios.

6 Additionally, hunters may actually be hunting on public land while filling out permits/passing a traffic counter as they enter or exit the area. 45 Jenins Access Area Hunter Satisfaction Hunters The Jenins family reports that they receive between 5-10 calls per month during hunting season concerning fols wanting to use the By Permission portion of the access area. Figure 1: Hunter satisfaction data on the Jenins Access Area from 127 completed Access Permits (1=not satisfied 3= satisfied 5= very satisfied). 16. Project Objective(s): (a) What is the objective of the proposed project Enhance hunter access in the Steens Mountain Wildlife Management Unit by providing almost 13,000 acres of access. (b) How will the project benefit wildlife habitat N/A project is an Access project (c) Select species that will benefit from habitat improvements: N/A

7 Big Game Upland Bird Migratory Game Bird Deer Chuar Ducs El Mountain Quail Geese Bear Valley Quail American Coot Cougar Pheasants Wilsons Snipe Pronghorn Forest Grouse Mourning Dove Bighorn Sheep Turey Band Tailed Pigeon Mountain Goat Gray Partridge Sage Grouse (d) Length of time benefits provided <3yr 3-6yr >6yr Examples of Project Benefit Duration Noxious weed 2yrs Forage planting..5yrs Aspen fencing...10yrs Range fertilization 2yrs Forest thinning...5yrs Aspen plant/fence.10yrs Rx Fire-grassland..2yrs Aspen (conifer removal).5yrs Road closure..10yrs Rx Fire-forested. 3yrs Juniper removal...7yrs Road decommission.10yrs Fence Removal 10yrs Water Dev/Enhancement.10yrs (Source: Blue Mountains El Initiative Project Evaluation iteria) (e) How will the project benefit public access If limited access, how many hunters will be permitted This project provides access to 8,187 acres of Welcome to Hunt land and 4,770 acres of By Permission land, significantly enhancing access to thousands of acres of BLM land on the north end of the Steens Mountain WMU. (f) Select species for which public access will provided: Big Game Upland Bird Migratory Game Bird Deer Chuar Ducs El Mountain Quail Geese Bear Valley Quail American Coot Cougar Pheasants Wilsons Snipe Pronghorn Forest Grouse Mourning Dove Bighorn Sheep Turey Band Tailed Pigeon Mountain Goat Gray Partridge Sage Grouse Other: Coyote (g) If damage related, how will the project alleviate/eliminate the problem N/A

8 17. Project Location: Attach a map and provide description of the location and how to get there from a major highway. The project may be accessed via Highway 78 southeast of Burns to the East Steens road to the Stonehouse road. The project may also be accessed via Highway 78 and then the Virginia Valley Road. See attached map. 18. Procedure: Specifically describe how the project will be conducted use separate page for additional information, drawings, or pictures. Jenins Ranches will administer the By Permission hunt program on the property and maintain records of how many hunters use the By Permission portion of the property. ODFW staff will maintain existing signs and permits boxes. Hunter use and satisfaction will continue to be monitored through the permits and vehicle counters. 19. Permits: Have all of the appropriate permits been secured or applied for Examples: Water Resources Department for water rights, Division of State Lands for fill-removal or wetlands projects. N/A 20. Scheduling: What is the estimated project schedule a. Habitat Wor Start Date: N/A Habitat Wor Completion Date: N/A b. Access Agreement Start Date: 08/01/2018 Access Agreement End Date: 03/15/2021 c. List major project activities and time schedule for each: Activity Time (month/year) 1. Maintain signs and Chec-in ioss Annually 2. Access allowed Annually Aug. 1 to March Participation and Funding: Will other organizations or individuals participate in the project If so, list and describe participation, and attach letters of commitment or verification of grant awards. Costs listed here must be included in Other Funds column of the Project Budget (Section 20). Participant Activity Cost 1. Jenins Ranches By Permission hunt administration $3, Have any conditions been placed on the funds listed above which may affect the completion of the project If so, identify and explain. YES NO

9 22. Project Maintenance and Monitoring: (a) Who will maintain the project and fund long-term maintenance and/or operation if needed ODFW will maintain signage and chec-in ioss. Landowner will administer By Permission access. (b) What element(s) of the project will be monitored, how often, for how long Hunter use and satisfaction will be monitored for the life of the project. OSP and ODFW staff will monitor hunter compliance with area regulations throughout the hunting season. Landowner will also monitor for area regulation compliance.

10 23. Project Budget Narrative: (Provide details; describe in-ind funding; provide narratives here of non-itemized entries in your worsheet.) Category A&H Funds Other Funds Total Cost Administration L/O In-ind $3,000 $3,000 (Project Admin.) Access Payment $24,800.40/YEAR FOR 3 YEARS $74, $74, TOTAL COSTS $74, $3,000 $77, PAYMENT SCHEDULE Access Year Payment Request for Funds Submitted: August 1, 2018 March 15, 2019 $24, No earlier than August 1, 2018 August 1, 2019 March 15, 2020 $24, No earlier than August 1, 2019 August 1, 2020 March 15, 2021 $17, No earlier than August 1, 2020 (10% withheld until receipt of completion report) Final Payment $7, No earlier than March 15, 2021 i

11 Appendix A Figure 1: Current Jenins Access Area map ii

12 Figure 2: Jenins TrafX counter (South) monthly totals for hunting season. Figure 3: Jenins TrafX counter (North) monthly totals for the hunting season. iii

13 Figure 4: Jenins TrafX counter (North and South) monthly totals for the hunting season. iv

14 Jenins A&H Permit # Date Hunters in Hunting Intent Harvest Comments Satisfaction Party /10/ /28/13 2 big game /28/ /29/13 2 big game /29/13 1 big game /1/13 5 big game /1/13 1 big game 1 buc /2/13 2 big game /3/ /4/ /4/13 1 big game /4/13 1 big game /13/13 2 big game /25/ /4/ /18/14 1 No B side /4/14 2 big game /4/14 2 No B side /4/14 2 No B side /5/14 2 big game /7/14 2 big game /10/14 4 No B side /30/14 1 No B side /31/14 2 No B side /31/14 1 No B side /6/14 3 other Scouting /9/14 1 No B side /11/14 1 big game /11/14 1 big game /29/15 1 big game /29/15 1 big game /30/15 1 big game /13/15 1 upland /13/15 1 upland Thans for 5 letting us on /13/15 1 upland /13/15 1 upland /13/15 1 upland 1 v

15 /20/15 1 big game /1/15 1 no b card /2/15 1 scouting no b card /3/15 1 big game /3/15 1 no b card /3/15 1 big game /4/15 1 big game /4/15 1 big game /5/15 1 no b card /5/15 1 big game /7/15 1 no b card /7/15 1 no b card /7/15 1 big game /7/15 1 big game 4x4 buc /8/15 1 No B side /8/15 1 No B side /8/15 1 big game buc deer /8/15 1 No B side /18/15 1 big game /18/15 1 big game /18/15 1 big game /18/15 1 big game /20/15 1 no b card /10/15 1 big game /2/ big game /2/ no b side /2/ big game /2/ big game /3/ no b side /3/ big game /3/ big game /3/ big game /3/ no b side /4/ no b side /4/ big game /4/ no b side /4/ big game /5/16 1 big game 3-point 5 mule deer /6/16 1 big game 0 3 vi

16 /6/ big game /7/ no b side /7/ big game /8/16 1 big game 3-point 5 mule deer /9/ big game /9/ no b side /11/201 1 big game /12/201 2 big game 0 Scouting /19/201 1 big game /21/199 10/26/201 1 big game /26/201 1 big game /6/ big game /21/ no b side no a side 1 big game no a side 1 big game 0 happy to have 3 access no a side 1 big game no a side 1 big game no a side 1 big game 0 than you no a side 1 big game big game big game No A side big game No A side No B side, no date big game 0 No A side predators/smal 0 3 l game big game No A side 3 vii

Area is a cooperative program between a private landowner and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Access and Habitat Program to allow public hunting access on private lands and increased

17 CNTY 402 BY-PERMISSION ONLY CNTY 401 Jenins Access Area T. 28 S Barton Ranch HAPPY VALLEY RD Camp ee VIRGINIA Map Extent CNTY 404 LAVA BED RD Fisher Flat CNTY 406 Riddle Ranch Louie Hughes Spring Bu ster ee Cold Spring VALLEY RD Neals Lae The Jenins Access Area is a cooperative program between a private landowner and the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Access and Habitat Program to allow public hunting access on private lands and increased access to public land. The Jenins Access Area northeast of Diamond, OR provides public hunting opportunities for deer, pronghorn, predators, quail, chuar and ground squirrels. All Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife Regulations and Seasons apply. T. 29 S Diamond Swamp LAVA BED RD MOON HILL RD NORTH DIA MOND LN SOUTH DIAMOND LN HAPPY DIAMOND Booners ee VALLEY Swamp ee RD Ant Hill Roc ee Smyth ee Sidoo Spring West Hill Dry ee Big Hill Shepherd Spring Paul ee Upper Paul ee Spring McBain Flat Bald Mountain Marys Lae Burnt Flat Oreana Flat Access Allowed: August 1 March 1 Area Regulations No ATVs on or off road Motorized vehicles only on roads mapped and posted as open access roads No Camping or night-time use of private land No Fires, be careful with cigarettes No Littering, pic up any trash Report any unlawful activities Respect landowners rights and needs Leave all gates as you found them T. 30 S T. 31 S Miles Violation Report If you witness a violation, record information on this form and present it to an official. Time Date Webb Spring ee Antelope ee Kr umbo ee Vehicle mae, model & color Krumbo Butte Vehicle license & state Krumbo Springs Location / road number City/County: Krumbo Springs Number of persons involved Describe violation Dry Krumbo ee Witness Witness Contact Contact Information Information Webb Spring KERN RES RD Ruby Springs TIP Phone: TIPstate.or.us Hidden Seep Mail to: Oregon State Police Fish and Wildlife Division 255 Capitol St NE, 4th Floor Salem, OR Access Area Boundary Kiger ee Poison Springs Bird Hunting By-Permission Only Open Access Road BLM Land State Land Private Land Drae ee Deep ee Waterhole Spring Riddle ee Coyote ee STONEHOUSE RD CNTY 201 Squaw ee EAST STEENS RD No permission is required to hunt on the Jenins Access Area, except the bird hunting areas. Please get permission for these areas by contacting Jenins Ranches at (541) between 5 pm and 7:30 pm. Welcome to Hunt signs are posted at all access roads. You are responsible for nowing property boundaries. Do Not Trespass on adjacent private lands. The Jenins Access Area is adjacent to Bureau of Land Management Wilderness Areas and Wilderness Study Areas. You are responsible for nowing and following the regulations for these areas. Hunting on private lands is a privilege, not a right. Private land hunting opportunities will remain in the future only if the property and rights of private landowners are respected! *This product is for informational purposes and may not have been prepared for, or be suitable for legal, engineering, or surveying purposes. Users of this information should review or consult primary data and information sources to ascertain the usability of the information. R E R E R. 33 E R. 34 E R. 35 E R. 36 E revised 07/2011

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